Learning The Classical Guitar (Part One): Lehrmaterial für Gitarre

AARON SHEARER

ISBN 10: 0871668548 / ISBN 13: 9780871668547

Published by MEL BAY MUSIC

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Learning The Classical Guitar (Part One): Lehrmaterial für Gitarre
• Publisher: MEL BAY MUSIC
• ISBN 10: 0871668548
• ISBN 13: 9780871668547
• Binding: Spiralbindung
• Condition: Sehr gut
• Dimensions: 302W x 229H x 14D millimeters 302 millimeters width by 229 millimeters height by 14 millimeters depth
• Weight: 536 grams

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Synopsis

Learning the Classic Guitar is a new direction in guitar instruction. Many ideas in these books break new ground. In developing this innovative method, Mr. Shearer adhered to the following concepts: 1) How and what students practice is as important as how much they practice. 2) Give information only when it is immediately useful. 3) Start with the easiest skills. 4) Approach challenging skills gradually. Part One focuses on technical development and explains the most efficient approach to study and practice. Part Two is designed to complement Part One; this book presents the elements of music and procedures for developing the ability to sight-read and memorize music. It also introduces the visualization concept. Part Three teaches the student to form clear and accurate concepts of music expression. It also teaches the guitarist how to perform in public with accuracy and confidence.

About the Author

Aaron Shearer is one of the most widely recognized and respected classic guitar teachers in America. He has been director of the guitar program at Peabody Conservatory and the North Carolina School of the Arts. He is currently adjunct professor of classical guitar at Duquesne University. Mr. Shearer has lectured throughout the United States and Canada, and he has received numerous citations for his contributions to guitar pedagogy. Mr. Shearer also became the first classic guitar teacher to be cited for exceptional leadership and merit by the American String Teachers Association and recently received an Honorary Doctorate from Duquesne University.