Beginner Blues Guitar Soloing - Alexander
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Beginner Blues Guitar Soloing

Ano 2019Páginas 108Formato BOOKISBN 9781789331479

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The Ultimate Guide to Blues Guitar Soloing Are you struggling to learn the authentic language of blues guitar soloing? Joseph Alexander has helped over 500,000 guitar players improve their skills with his practical, step-by-step guitar guides and his blues books are among his most popular. Finally, he's released his exclusive guide to learning authentic blues guitar soloing from scratch. Far more than a book of licks, this guitar method will help you learn the language of the blues soloing and speak it fluently. Beginner Blues Guitar Soloing This book will teach you how to play meaningful blues guitar solos from the ground up, with the minimum of theory.

Here's what you get: • An easy reference guide covering every aspect of blues soloing for beginners • Simple but effective lead guitar riffs you can use immediately • 160 musical examples, with studio quality audio FREE to download • Full-length solos to learn that demonstrate each technique and add to your arsenal of blues licks

Can you speak blues? An entire chapter is dedicated to one of the most important aspects of blues vocabulary: question and answer phrasing. Guitar players are often guilty of noodling with scales - which demonstrates their knowledge but lacks real musicality. In this chapter you'll learn how to tell a story with your playing and master the art of phrasing. Great question and answer phrasing is making your music speak so that people will listen - and the techniques you learn here won't only help you play the blues, they'll make you a better all-round musician. As well as ensuring you have good phrasing, you'll also learn a host of expressive articulation techniques.

Ficha técnica

Autor
Alexander, Joseph, Joseph Alexander
Editora
UmLivro
Formato
BOOK
ISBN
9781789331479
EAN
9781789331479
Ano de Publicação
2019
Número de Páginas
108
Dimensões
28 x 21.6 x 3 cm
Peso
0.27 kg
Idioma
pt-BR
Edição
1
SKU
9781789331479