Scott Su

Playing Guitar So Easy: the Ultimate Book for Beginner Scott Su 第1 版本

*Designed for SUPER BEGINNERS who NEVER play guitar or music.    *Detailed & Clear Concepts to SOLVE Problems and Easily Deal With Songs that most BEGINNERS Often encounter when play and practice. *108 mp3s of Examples for downloading, and Learn every HOW-TO that you need !! * How to HOLD & TUNE guitar* How to READ & PLAY Music Notations and Tablature* How to Press & Change CHORDS* How to STRUM rhythms* How to SING when Strums* How to use CAPO to Change a KEY to other KEYS* How to play Easy FINGERSTYLE SONGS* How to do Self-Taught LEARNING* How to PRACTICE * Learn the Fundamental Playing of 3 Main Direction: 1. Song Melody Solo,2. Accompaniment, 3. Fingerstyle Song Playing.     TABLE OF CONTENTS  Introduction  Chapter 1. Holding The Guitar Correctly: Preparations Before You Start To Play

• Section 1. How to hold your guitar
• Section 2. Learning how to tune your guitar
• Section 3. Let's count a beat first

  Chapter 2. I Want To Play A Song Melody Instantly

• Section 1. Reading numbered musical notation to play the guitar
• Section 2. Reading staff to play the guitar
• Section 3. Reading tablature to play the guitar

  Chapter 3. Using The Guitar As Accompany, I Want To Sing Along On The Guitar!

• Section 1. Pressing chords with left hand, changing chords
• Section 2. Creating rhythms on the right hand, control song tempo
• Section 3. Let's start singing out loud on the beat
• Section 4. Some chords are not easy to play, use a capo!
• Section 5. Using simple chords to replace with chords that you haven't seen and can't play

 Chapter 4. Tired of Singing? Let's Play Melody + Accompaniment At The Same Time

• Section 1. Two voices
• Section 2. Transforming! First experience in playing an easy song

 Chapter 5. So Fun!! I Want to Play Better ! 

• Section 1. Using left hand techniques to increase sound emotions for the guitar
• Section 2. Using more accompany styles to enrich music

 Appendices

• How to do self-taught learning
• How to practice
• Choosing the first guitar