120 Studies for Right Hand Development
By Mauro Giuliani

I am an autodidactic guitar student and I liked the product because the excercises are presented gradually in a didactic development, going from the easiest to the more difficult excercises. It would be very useful to complete the work with some excercises on appoggiatura. As a student I recommend this...

work for everybody who likes to master and maintain his right hand hability.

This is an excellent book for the development of right hand techniques. This study should be part of every guitarist's "must have" arsenal

This book will present a lot of different arpeggio's for right hand practice. It's good for learning a great variety of arpeggios, and i have also found it very usefull in learning how to balance chords. Because of the great variety of arpeggios you will achieve great independence...

in your right hand fingers if you move slowly and correctly through the book.

I recommend this book for anybody that wants to perfect their right hand technique. This book is perfect for beginners and even well seasoned guitartists. I like this book because it starts simple and progresses into more and more difficult as you go on. Even though all the studys are...

in only one key, it provides you to get aquainted with what unlimmited possibilities you can get from one key(scale).

The exercises were recommended to me by my teacher and are also to be found in the book "Pumping Nylon". This book opens completely flat and the print is of a good size for reading from a music stand. I rated this "Beginner", but if there had been an "All...

Levels" category, I would have chosen that.