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Learning To Read Guitar Music - Why & How. GMI - Short Read Series, #1
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- ISBN978-1-386-50602-7
- EAN9781386506027
- Date de parution19/06/2018
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Do you play the guitar and wish you could read music? Perhaps you have thought or heard that reading music and playing the guitar is difficult. If so, this short read is for you. This publication is part of the GMI short read series. This book in the series contains a discussion on why as a guitarist you should consider learning to read music and the reasons why it will change your musical life. This book is a transcription, both edited and at times expanded upon, of a GMI podcast given by Ged Brockie in February 2017.
Do you play the guitar and wish you could read music? Perhaps you have thought or heard that reading music and playing the guitar is difficult. If so, this short read is for you. This publication is part of the GMI short read series. This book in the series contains a discussion on why as a guitarist you should consider learning to read music and the reasons why it will change your musical life. This book is a transcription, both edited and at times expanded upon, of a GMI podcast given by Ged Brockie in February 2017.
