Easy Method for Little Guitar Pickers Book and CD. This item is unavailable.Easy Method for Little Guitar Pickers Book and CD

The Easy Method For Little Guitar Pickers published by Santorella Publications is written by a teacher experienced with young students. The logical presentation of essential concepts and techniques is a perfect mix for any curriculum, private or classroom. The emphasis is on songs that are meaningful and fun for children. There are quizzes to enable students & teachers to review while monitoring progress. There is plenty of fretting-hand development before playing the low strings and the addition of an instructional CD, makes study and practice a breeze. The Easy Method For Little Guitar Pickers by Larry McCabe has quickly become the method of choice for countless guitar teachers in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Europe. Be sure to get the most out of your “little picker” approach and include the entire series of supplemental songbooks; Easy Songs, Easy Gospel Songs, Easy Bluegrass Songs & The Big Book of Children’s Songs; in your study program.

Larry McCabe was a professional music teacher with over seventy published books to his credit. Larry's methods are written for a variety of styles which include the blues, rock, country, and jazz. His published works include many titles for guitar, banjo, autoharp, ukulele, dulcimer, mandolin, and fiddle, as well as songwriting, music theory, and books for children. An amateur historian, Larry spent three years interviewing members of the greatest generation about their experiences during the Depression and World War II. His Pearl Harbor and the American Experience contains over 160 interviews with people recalling the days of FDR, their reactions to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and how their lives were forever changed by the attack. Larry lived with his loving wife Becky on an old eighteen-acre farm in the Blue Ridge Mountains until his untimely passing in June of 2010. Larry and Becky s mutual interests included traditional music, regional history, working their land, and chasing critters through the woods with their redbone coonhound, Rufus. Becky remains on the farm to this day with Little Abner, a sibling of Rufus, sitting by her side.