Modern Classical Guitar Method, Grade 1 by Stanley Yates - Book/CD Set - Modern Guitar Method - Guitar (Classical)
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New classical guitar edition of the world leading Mel Bay Modern Guitar Method written by well-known concert guitarist and teacher Stanley Yates. The beginning classical guitarist will learn music reading, hand and sitting positions, practice techniques, arpeggio and scale technique, chordal and melodic playing, and solo and duet playing in the first position. Many of the exercises and study pieces include accompaniments that can be played along with a teacher during lessons or with the included CD (the student and teacher parts are presented on separate stereo channels allowing either part to be turned off if desired). The CD also contains all of the exercises, studies and solos presented in the book. An instructional DVD containing demonstrations, practice tips and performances of many of the exercises, studies and solos contained in the book is also available. Here is a listing of related products.

Product Code:	21548BCD-M
ISBN Code:	0786678038
UPC Code:	796279106542
Old Product Code:	MB21548BCD
Category:	Methods
Product Class:	Classical
Classification:	Modern Guitar Method
Product Line:	Guitar (Classical)
Medium:	Book/CD Set
Overall Difficulty:	Beginning
Publisher:	Mel Bay Publications, Inc.
Binding:	Wirebound: Plastic-coated metal spiral binding.
Publication Date:	28 Jan 2008
Writer:	Stanley Yates
Pages:	88
Length x Width:	11.75 x 8.75 inches
Shipping Weight:	0.69 pounds

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