Guitar Basics
Author: Brian Newman
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Description: Guitar Basics and is written, serves as a beginner's guide to learning how to play the guitar. The book covers essential concepts such as note reading, chording, fingerpicking, major scales, and parts of the guitar. It provides guidance on tuning, hand positioning, fretting, strumming, and practice routines.
Subject: Learn to play the guitar
Pages: 63
Megabytes: 0.68 MB
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