Getting Into Guitar Improvising: A Systematic Approach to Soloing

· Getting Into Book 1 · Mel Bay Publications
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For all guitarists interested in improvising, the material in this method can apply to any style of music. This integrated approach to soloing provides numerous musical examples promotes an understanding of the theory behind improvising, and also promotes better visualization of shapes on the fingerboard through the use of fingerboard diagrams. The material presented in this comprehensive book ranges from fundamental concepts such as understanding modes and scale and chord relationships, to the application of various scales, arpeggios, and chromaticism. In addition, more advanced areas are explored, such as combining scales, using extensions, and superimposing. Includes standard notation and tablature as well as fingerboard diagrams. Includes access to online audio that demonstrates many of the examples in the book.

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THANH SANG HỒ
December 19, 2020
book have include mp3 not yet?
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About the author

Scott Reed graduated from the University of

Southern California and received a Bachelors Degree

in Music Performance with a major in Studio Guitar.

He is a two-time recipient of a music fellowship from

the National Endowment for the Arts and has taught

applied guitar for Governors State University. In addition

to doing studio work he has played countless shows

and concerts throughout the United States.

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