Learn to read music
and play guitar with
graded music from
simple exercises to
repertoir pieces, with
clear instructions
and explanations, chord chart and a CD
Lesson Book 2
More exciting repertoir
pieces to play. Also:
scales: major & minor,
transposition, blues,
intervals, 6/8 time,
chord construction,
advanced chord chart,
CD and more.
Chord Book 1
Learn to play rhythm guitar: words and chords, strumming and picking, with clear instructions, common chord progressions and chord chart.
Chord Book 2
More complicated strums and picks,
bar chords,
advanced chords,
chord progressions,
words and chords.
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Piano Book 1,2 and DVD
Learn to play the piano; a practical
guide to improvisation, composition, busking, accompanying and arranging. Suitable for use with Grade Exams and the FET School Curriculum.
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Watt About Guitar Chords 2, for Rhythm Guitar with Words & Chords.
Learn: Bar chords and advanced chords; more complicated Strums and Picks, Plectrum and Fingerstyle (34 pages); includes diagram of notes on the guitar to the 8th fret and bar chord chart.
Gives riffs and Chord Sequences, as well as the words and chords, with suggested strums and picks, to the songs in Watt About Guitar Book 1 & 2; in several keys, with capo instructions so lead and rhythm guitarists can play together. Keys covered are: E, A, D, G, C, F, Am, Em and Dm. The songs are given in different keys, to suit different voices.
Although this Chord Manual is designed to be used in conjunction with Watt About Guitar Book 2, it is nonetheless a stand alone product, and can be used by the person who only wants to learn chords and to strum (rhythm guitar).
The songs included are: Michael Row the Boat Ashore, Hava Nagila, Sloop John B, La Bamba, Guantanamera, El Condor Pasa, Dark Eyes, Kum-by-yah, The Rakes of Johburg (Mallow), Arkansas Traveller, House of the Rising Sun, Wim-o-weh (the Lion Sleeps Tonight), We Three Kings of Orient Are, Drunken Sailor, Scarborough Fair, Greensleeves, Auld Lang Syne, and the National Anthem of South Africa (Nkosi Sikeleli and Die Stem).
