Like he says at the beginning: These too are also etude-like but are intended to show how Martino uses his famous "minor-ization" technique over various chord changes, in all positions of the neck. Read more Read less. Because I despise trying to read TAB and standard notation at the same time, I like to first read the regular notation and just play it how I would normally do it and then, if I have a question about how to execute a certain passage, I'll check the TAB to see if maybe something can be played a little easier or more efficient. Write a customer review. Do you expect the book to play them for you? Reedling in-between the lines of his preface I think he's got something else in mind and it assumes a certain maturity on the player's part and a self-awareness of one's learning style.
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Musically, the etudes are by-and-large diatonic 'vanilla' streams of steady eighth notes and triplets in scalar and wide-interval forms that, while technically challenging, don't do justice to Pat's colorful sense of harmony and rhythmic subtlety - but that's ghitar the point here.
Because I despise trying to read TAB and standard notation at the same mtheny, I like to first read the regular mehheny and just play it how I would normally do it and then, if I have a question about how to execute a certain passage, I'll check the TAB to see if maybe something can be played a little easier or more efficient. Do you expect the book to play them for you? Not only is the font larger BSL is way too smallthe finger placement - while they might seem a little unorthodox - certainly seems to make more sense.
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I pta Pat assumes players approaching this book have travelled the path awhile and can reflect upon what they need to advance their playing. Again, the experienced player won't need them.
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It also a great way besides transcribing improvised solos on tunes to see what makes Metheny "tick" musically and how he warms ;at before a gig. September 1, Language: Overall, this is a good book. This book includes a collection of 14 guitar etudes he created to help you limber up, improve picking technique and build finger independence. AmazonGlobal Ship Orders Internationally.
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No worries for the experienced player, right? Customers who bought this item also bought. Amazon Renewed Like-new products you can trust. While you may not find many of his 'licks' per se in these pages, you may come to recognize the landscape and soil they germinate from. The overwhelming positive reviews speak for themselves. But you expected this, right? Would you like to tell us about a lower price? There are also no fingerings i. These too pta also etude-like but are intended to show how Martino methwny his famous "minor-ization" technique over various chord changes, in all positions of the neck.
From that point of view, I found a lot here - but unlike many books it's not laid out in small-bite exercises. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Martin Taylor Beyond Chord Melody: Read more Read less. There was a problem filtering reviews right now.
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Passages are difficult and challenging as well as melodic. Ring Smart Home Security Systems. Get fast, free delivery with Amazon Prime.
The dude bitching about the fact that there are no chord symbols, straight 8ths,etc, needs to get over it.
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