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    Pentatonic Master: 97 Warm-ups to Revolutionize Your Guitar Playing: Technique Master, #2
    Technique Master: Technique Master, #1
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    Technique Master Series

    By Christian J. Triola

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    About this series

    Develop your technique as you master the pentatonic scale inside and out—in all five positions

    If you play guitar, you need to know the pentatonic scale. Virtually every guitar player uses it. Players like B.B. King (blues), Andres Segovia (classical), Eddie Van Halen (rock), and Joe Pass (jazz) have all made use of this versatile, guitar-friendly scale. It's as important to the guitar as learning chords.

     

    Master the Pentatonic Scale

    When learning other instruments, you are often taught the major and minor scales first. The pentatonic scale is introduced much later. However, this is the scale that most guitar players start with, and for good reason: it's like the guitar was built for it, not to mention that a countless number of songs use it as the basis for riffs, licks, and solos.

     

    97 Warm-Up Exercises Designed to:

    • Help you easily navigate the pentatonic scale anywhere on the neck
    • Build Coordination, finger strength, and dexterity
    • Teach you how to connect scale patterns
    • Build confidence in your soloing
    • Increase your speed and accuracy
    • Improve your timing

    Great for new and experienced players

    Whether you are new to the guitar or an experienced player, Pentatonic Master will strengthen your technique while building your skill set, taking your playing to a whole new level!

     

    Why Wait?

    Order your copy and get started mastering the pentatonic scale today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTenterhook Books, LLC
    Release dateJan 25, 2020
    Pentatonic Master: 97 Warm-ups to Revolutionize Your Guitar Playing: Technique Master, #2
    Technique Master: Technique Master, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Technique Master: Technique Master, #1
      Technique Master: Technique Master, #1

      Technique Master: Technique Master, #1

      Christian J. Triola
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      Want to know the secret to great guitar playing? It all starts with strong technique and a good set of warm-ups. You've started learning a song you love. You've practiced and practiced, but for some reason it's not sounding like you want it to. Sound familiar? If so, the problem isn't a lack of talent or dedication; it's the fact that your fingers aren't doing what you're telling them to. The best way to overcome that problem is with a strong set of warm-up exercises. Once you can control every movement, you can go beyond playing the so-called "right notes" and instead start playing what you feel.   Improve your dexterity, finger strength, and timing Finger strength and dexterity is something that develops naturally over time, but having a great set of warm-up exercises can get your fingers in shape much more quickly. Technique Master has everything you need to get you started adding meaningful warm-ups to your practice routine.   53 Warm-Up Exercises Designed to: Build Coordination Avoid injury Improve your alternate picking skills Increase your speed and accuracy Improve your timing Great for new and experienced players If you are new to the guitar, this step-by-step approach to warming-up will help you build the strength and coordination you need to play more accurately than ever before. If you've been playing for a while, working on your technique will keep your fingers in shape, ready to take on any new challenge!   Bonus Content! How to Tune Your Guitar Introduction to Tablature Introduction to Reading Guitar Music How to Use a Metronome Why wait? Click to download your copy today and see the difference a good warm-up can make in your playing!

      Want to know the secret to great guitar playing? It all starts with strong technique and a good set of warm-ups. You've started learning a song you love. You've practiced and practiced, but for some reason it's not sounding like you want it to. Sound familiar? If so, the problem isn't a lack of talent or dedication; it's the fact that your fingers aren't doing what you're telling them to. The best way to overcome that problem is with a strong set of warm-up exercises. Once you can control every movement, you can go beyond playing the so-called "right notes" and instead start playing what you feel.   Improve your dexterity, finger strength, and timing Finger strength and dexterity is something that develops naturally over time, but having a great set of warm-up exercises can get your fingers in shape much more quickly. Technique Master has everything you need to get you started adding meaningful warm-ups to your practice routine.   53 Warm-Up Exercises Designed to: Build Coordination Avoid injury Improve your alternate picking skills Increase your speed and accuracy Improve your timing Great for new and experienced players If you are new to the guitar, this step-by-step approach to warming-up will help you build the strength and coordination you need to play more accurately than ever before. If you've been playing for a while, working on your technique will keep your fingers in shape, ready to take on any new challenge!   Bonus Content! How to Tune Your Guitar Introduction to Tablature Introduction to Reading Guitar Music How to Use a Metronome Why wait? Click to download your copy today and see the difference a good warm-up can make in your playing!

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      Pentatonic Master: 97 Warm-ups to Revolutionize Your Guitar Playing: Technique Master, #2
      Pentatonic Master: 97 Warm-ups to Revolutionize Your Guitar Playing: Technique Master, #2

      Pentatonic Master: 97 Warm-ups to Revolutionize Your Guitar Playing: Technique Master, #2

      Christian J. Triola
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      Develop your technique as you master the pentatonic scale inside and out—in all five positions If you play guitar, you need to know the pentatonic scale. Virtually every guitar player uses it. Players like B.B. King (blues), Andres Segovia (classical), Eddie Van Halen (rock), and Joe Pass (jazz) have all made use of this versatile, guitar-friendly scale. It's as important to the guitar as learning chords.   Master the Pentatonic Scale When learning other instruments, you are often taught the major and minor scales first. The pentatonic scale is introduced much later. However, this is the scale that most guitar players start with, and for good reason: it's like the guitar was built for it, not to mention that a countless number of songs use it as the basis for riffs, licks, and solos.   97 Warm-Up Exercises Designed to: Help you easily navigate the pentatonic scale anywhere on the neck Build Coordination, finger strength, and dexterity Teach you how to connect scale patterns Build confidence in your soloing Increase your speed and accuracy Improve your timing Great for new and experienced players Whether you are new to the guitar or an experienced player, Pentatonic Master will strengthen your technique while building your skill set, taking your playing to a whole new level!   Why Wait? Order your copy and get started mastering the pentatonic scale today!

      Develop your technique as you master the pentatonic scale inside and out—in all five positions If you play guitar, you need to know the pentatonic scale. Virtually every guitar player uses it. Players like B.B. King (blues), Andres Segovia (classical), Eddie Van Halen (rock), and Joe Pass (jazz) have all made use of this versatile, guitar-friendly scale. It's as important to the guitar as learning chords.   Master the Pentatonic Scale When learning other instruments, you are often taught the major and minor scales first. The pentatonic scale is introduced much later. However, this is the scale that most guitar players start with, and for good reason: it's like the guitar was built for it, not to mention that a countless number of songs use it as the basis for riffs, licks, and solos.   97 Warm-Up Exercises Designed to: Help you easily navigate the pentatonic scale anywhere on the neck Build Coordination, finger strength, and dexterity Teach you how to connect scale patterns Build confidence in your soloing Increase your speed and accuracy Improve your timing Great for new and experienced players Whether you are new to the guitar or an experienced player, Pentatonic Master will strengthen your technique while building your skill set, taking your playing to a whole new level!   Why Wait? Order your copy and get started mastering the pentatonic scale today!

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