What To Practice: 50 Techniques To Improve Your Guitar Playing (For Beginners) - LEFT HANDED (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781679316357)

What To Practice is a fun and easy to digest introduction to a wide variety of techniques for beginner guitarists. The book features 50 short exercises, each one with a tip on how to get the most out of the technique, and at least three accompanying audio tracks at varying tempos to download and play along to.

Over 300 audio tracks to download!

It is the perfect book for taking your guitar playing to the next level. It would also make the perfect birthday or Christmas present for someone you know who is interested in learning guitar.

The exercises can be picked at random, or you can work your way through them consecutively. Either way works, making it fun and accessible.

50 techniques to improve your guitar playing

Genres of music that are covered include country, blues, metal, funk and reggae.

Some of the techniques included in this fun size book are:

Bending

Slide Guitar

Alternate Tunings

Fingerstyle

Hammer-ons

Sweep Picking

Harmonics

Power Chords

Muting

Vibrato

Creating a Riff

Tapping

And many more...

Get the kindle version!

This book has been enhanced for Kindle, if you own a Kindle, or iPhone or iPad, you can now take this book with you anywhere. Simply select the Kindle version and download straight away today.

About the Author

James is a fully qualified musician having achieved the highest level in his BA (Hons) Degree in Professional Musicianship. Since leaving university James signed a publishing deal with M&A Publishing in 2014 followed by a record contract with Original 1265/Caroline Records in 2015, through which his band Wildflowers released their debut album 'On The Inside'. Wildflowers have toured with the likes of Robert Plant, Tom Odell and George Ezra, as well as sold out UK headline tours. Read more on James' author page and check out his other popular books 'Every Chord Shape You Will Ever Need' and 'Every Arpeggio Shape You Will Ever Need' for left and right handed guitar.