I'm currently using:
- Guitar Compendium by Howard Roberts & Garry Hagberg
- Astor Piazzolla: Tango Etydes for Solo Violin
- Mick Goodrick: The Advancing Guitarist
...and I'm using the Fire Garden transcription book to learn the Fire Garden Suite.
Guitar Books
Out of intrest I would like to ask what kind of books do guitar players here use for studying?
I'm currently using:
- Guitar Compendium by Howard Roberts & Garry Hagberg
- Astor Piazzolla: Tango Etydes for Solo Violin
- Mick Goodrick: The Advancing Guitarist
...and I'm using the Fire Garden transcription book to learn the Fire Garden Suite.
I'm currently using:
- Guitar Compendium by Howard Roberts & Garry Hagberg
- Astor Piazzolla: Tango Etydes for Solo Violin
- Mick Goodrick: The Advancing Guitarist
...and I'm using the Fire Garden transcription book to learn the Fire Garden Suite.
I got the following 2 just to start my collection of serious library of guitar literature and to have something to do over the summer
Ted Greene: Chord Chemistry
William Leavit: A Modern Method For Guitar (the book with all 3 volumes in it)
I've just slowly started on them as I just recently got my guitar back together, Chord Chemistry is a really great reference for all those jazzier chords and concepts about chord building and such but I'm thinking about getting the Modern Chord Progressions one as well (which I expect would have more information about putting all that stuff to use)
the Modern Method For Guitar is also good, I mainly got it to learn how to read standard notation (or maybe even sightread, I'll see how it goes) but to what I've looked over it ahead its got some other pretty cool stuff as well
Ted Greene: Chord Chemistry
William Leavit: A Modern Method For Guitar (the book with all 3 volumes in it)
I've just slowly started on them as I just recently got my guitar back together, Chord Chemistry is a really great reference for all those jazzier chords and concepts about chord building and such but I'm thinking about getting the Modern Chord Progressions one as well (which I expect would have more information about putting all that stuff to use)
the Modern Method For Guitar is also good, I mainly got it to learn how to read standard notation (or maybe even sightread, I'll see how it goes) but to what I've looked over it ahead its got some other pretty cool stuff as well
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Angel Rivero
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I on ly have :
John Petrucci - Rock Discipline it's no so much about theory but it's very helpful
John Petrucci - Rock Discipline it's no so much about theory but it's very helpful
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MissMisstreater
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i collect books
the really useful ones are
speed mechanics for lead guitar
john petruccis rock disipline + wild stringdom
paul gilberts intense rock 1+2, terrifying guitar trip, guitars from mars 1+2 and Get out of my yard dvds
and the racer x tab books!
the really useful ones are
speed mechanics for lead guitar
john petruccis rock disipline + wild stringdom
paul gilberts intense rock 1+2, terrifying guitar trip, guitars from mars 1+2 and Get out of my yard dvds
and the racer x tab books!