Learn Guitar from Master Teachers: Guitar Connection

Author: Yin Biao
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: To provide a comprehensive and accessible guitar playing learning textbook for, especially. With the strong support and guidance of the Guangzhou Municipal Education Commission and domestic and international experts and professors, the author has summarized, generalized, and refined their teaching practices from years of experience at a guitar performance training school, continuously enriching and updating the content. After several revisions, this textbook was finally completed and registered with the Guangzhou Municipal Education Commission. This textbook highlights the following features:
1. It strives to introduce the essential issues that learners need to understand and master in the process of learning the guitar, making it easier for enthusiasts to "aim for the right target" during their learning process.
2. It focuses on explaining the basic playing techniques of classical guitar, as well as folk guitar accompaniment, duet, and ensemble playing. It aims to reflect the most commonly used fundamental techniques of the guitar in the textbook, achieving immediate results.
3. It studies and promotes the nationalization of Chinese guitar art, better promoting and improving the level of guitar performance in China, and cultivating outstanding guitar talents.
4. The arrangement of the textbook content progresses from simple to complex, with each section being both independent and interconnected. Only by mastering the content of the previous section can learners smoothly progress to the later parts of the textbook. Therefore, this textbook is suitable for guitar enthusiasts of all levels.
5. The pieces selected in the textbook are familiar and beloved by everyone. To facilitate learning and memorization, all pieces are uniformly presented in parallel notation with five-line staff notation, simplified notation, and tablature, fully embodying the philosophy that "interest is the best teacher."

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