Learn Acoustic Guitar, Classic Fingerstyle: Nursery Rhymes Volume 3

ISBN-13: 9781505408065 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 38 str.

Dr Alex Davidovic; Milan Mitic

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In this third volume of Nursery Rhymes on the acoustic guitar you learn to play the following tunes using classic fingerstyle: Alexander's Ragtime Band Danny Boy Goodbye, Old Paint Hush Little Baby It's Raining, It's Pouring Lavander's Blue Li'l Liza Jane Mary Ann Michael Finnegan Molly Malone My Ma Gave Me a Nickel Old King Cole Pretty Little Dutch Girl Sakura, Sakura Scarborough Fair She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain Shenandoah Sing a Song of Sixpence Sippin' Cider Through a Straw Snake Dance The Campbells Are Coming The Kerry Dance The Three Ravens Turkey in the Straw We Falorie Man Zum Gali Gali

Traditionally, learning to read the sheet music is hard, and perfecting your technique takes lots of practice.

To fast-track your learning to the point when you can easily play complex melodies quickly, this book is more than just a book. It is an entire course comprising music scores and high-definition videos demonstrating the pieces and the techniques at normal speed and step-by-step.

What binds it together is the FAME (Fast Acoustic-guitar Mastery by Example) method for the rapid guitar mastery, developed by Dr Alex Davidovic and Professor Milan Mitic. The FAME method works in classroom situations with a teacher, or in one-on-one training with an instructor, or when you learn on your own. In any case, it makes it possible to play the great tunes that students typically learn after 2 or 3 years of music school in a matter of weeks. It truly is the closest you'll ever come to a 'magic bullet'.

FAME is a simple, straightforward and highly efficient 4-step method: Listen
Listen to the studio recording and visualize playing it. Watch
Watch the video while skimming over the sheet music, the left hand and the right hand technique. Do
Watch the step-by-step slow-motion part of the video with the sheet music in front of you, and learn the whole song, bit by bit, and Repeat
Practice until it's perfect