String Theory: Guitar And Piano Chords In Parallel.

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Chords & Scales for Guitar Hello featured book is called "Chords & Scales for Guitar". This book is intended to be a chord and scale reference for the guitar player at any level. Free access here. The meat and potatoes of this book is the extensive chord referece -- over 1,400 guitar chords and related voicings! In addition, basic scale and mode theory is covered in depth along with chord theory. Finally, scale patterns and special "jam sessions" are provided near the end of the book to help you apply lessons from the previous sections. I hope that you enjoy and as always, feel free to send us a line about your experience with this resource via our Contact us page. All the Best, Scott R. Evans www.StringTheoryChords.com 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Free Jamorama Guitar Lessons! Hello as always, we love to share the best music deals available on the Internet with our members. One of the latest and greatest deals comes to you by way of free online guitar lessons with Jamorama! If you're not already familiar with Jamorama, Jamorama is the the best-selling and premier guitar program on the Internet with thousands of satisfied customers. It is a step-by-step program for learning guitar using a wealth of downloadable video lessons, tutorials and jam along tracks. If you want to learn to play guitar the right way with the best guitar teachers in the business, Jamorama will make it happen. The free lessons are available as a way for you to try out Jamorama with no strings attached. It is a six day course that teaches you the fundamentals of guitar skills giving you a taste of the full Beginner to Advanced course. It also allows you to receive their weekly guitar tips newsletter which is packed with tons of helpful tips and tricks and even promos and other perks. So give it a try, see how you do, find out where you are currently with your guitar playing skills and see where you can go! Most importantly, have fun and let us know how your experience is with the program. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Learn and Master Guitar - Bonus Resources Hello week's book is called "Learn and Master Guitar - Bonus Resources", free download here. This book arms you with all of the essentials to really take your guitar playing to the next level. Whether you're a beginner or more advanced player, you can benefit from the many string and chord exercises presented in this book which are designed to refine your playing. From a variety of finger and single string exercises you later move into an assortment of lessons based around open, minor seventh and suspended chords. After delving into these chords and their relation to one another you are provided with a few lessons on barre chords and how they can be used to understand the construction of Major scales. Along the way, all of the lessons are full of invaluable pointers and tips to understanding music on the guitar and playing properly. Each section also includes suggestions for strumming patterns and chord transitions. This leads to a better grasp of notes, how notes make up chords and scales, and ultimately how music theory works. This is a treasure trove of information that I hope you enjoy. As always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Learn and Master Guitar Hello week's book is called "Learn and Master Guitar", free access here. This is the all-access guide to learning guitar from the ground up. You'll go from beginner to expert in no time flat with all of the necessary steps in between. Get started with the chapter titled "Start off right" which teaches you the basics and essentials to getting you started off on the right track. From there the stage is set for you to take your playing to a level that you've only dreamed of. Learn all about reading and playing notes on the guitar which segways you into playing full-blown songs! Next, the notes and chords which you learned in previous chapters set you up to divide music theory into distinct cross-sections of popular music like Blues, Jazz and Rock! Learn all about the chords which make up different musical styles and let it out with all out solo leads over top of basic scales. Take a shortcut through music theory by understanding the underlying logic behind chords and scales. Learn about how chords are composed and how songs are built atop the key the you're playing in. In less than 100 pages, you'll be at the top of your game playing at a level that other guitarists have only dreamt of. This shortcut to guitar playing stardom is the definitive guide to making your musical aspirations come true. Frankly, we've never seen results like this come about from such a short lesson book! Search the Internet for reviews on this guide book to see for yourself how many musicians have turned their dreams to reality with only a few short pages of straightforward insight into playing the guitar. I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Jazz Piano for the Young Pianist Hello week's book is called "Jazz Piano for the Young Pianist", free download available here. This book is a guide to playing Jazz for the young or beginning pianist. Since many young pianists are first introduced to the piano by playing Classical music, Jazz is commonly viewed as a more advanced playing style. While it is true that Jazz requires a whole different set of skills and techniques, it doesn't have to be reserved for the advanced players. In fact, if introduced properly, any beginner pianist can pick up on Jazz as easily as they could Classical! This book will provide the necessary introduction to Jazz to get you playing in no time. Each lesson aims to build upon the preceding one and includes helpful exercises to condition your hands for playing Jazz music. As you move through each section you can apply knowledge that you've gained from previous sections to play increasingly more advanced songs. As you proceed deeper into Jazz playing, by the end of the book you will be playing a fairly advanced Jazz Minuet which concepts you can use to continue to expand your Jazz skills. I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Play Piano in a Flash! Hello bringing to you today another great free book called "Play Piano in a Flash", free access here. This book is written by the Piano Guy himself, Scott Houston. It covers all of the methods and techniques that he teaches on his television programs. The book begins with a chapter on reading music. As only Scott Houston does best, he breaks down and simplifies music reading so that any novice can clearly understand. Next he covers chord symbols and the construction of chords so that you can begin playing music. Finally, he ends his book with a collection of lessons on left and right hand technique, and the secrets to playing different piano styles. After applying his methods, you'll be amazed at what ground you've been able to cover in only a few short chapters! This book is a must for any beginner or intermediate piano player ready to make the leap and learn with arguably the best piano teacher in the world today! I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Rhythm Guitar Encyclopedia Hello this book is called "Rhythm Guitar Encyclopedia", free access here. This book is just as the title states, an ecyclopedia of rhythms that can be played on the guitar. It includes every type of rhythm imaginable, 450 to be exact, in all music styles including rock, blues, jazz, country, folk and alternative! What makes this book so great? Aside from the massive breadth of rhythms that are covered, it also teaches you invaluable techniques in playing rhythm guitar and reading rhythm notation. All songs and music types have a distinct rhythm, by learning, understanding and applying new rhythms to your music, you can greatly enhance your musical repertoire. Explore the book, pick out a few rhythms that you're familiar with and learn to play them. Then, after you're feeling comfortable with those, pick out a few that you're not so familar with and learn to play those too! You'll be amazed at how new rhythms can inspire you to strike up exciting new riffs that you can incorporate into your own songs! I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Learn to Play the Piano Hello great book called "Learn to Play the Piano", free download here. This book is perfect for anyone just starting out on the piano and ready to learn the right way! Before you develop all of those bad habits, follow the lessons in this book and you'll no doubt be on the right track to great piano playing. Hone your piano-playing skills with the detailed lessons on keys, notes and staff notation which any pianist could tell you are the most important fundamentals of great musicianship on the piano. Later lessons emphasize proper hand and finger placement as you continue to build upon your previous knowledge of the keys and staff notation. Finally, you'll begin to tie all of the lessons together and learn simple songs on the piano while you read the music! I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Playing Piano - Beginner's Guide to Playing Piano Hello is a great free book called "Playing Piano - Beginner's Guide to Playing Piano", free download here. The whole reason that one decides to begin learning the piano is so that they can learn to play songs - either their own or someone else's. As such, the piano should be approached from the standpoint of understanding the way that songs are crafted. This books aims to provide you with the necessary skills that you need early on to begin putting together songs right away. By understanding chord progressions, left and right hand position and fingerings, you'll be on your way to mastering an exciting new talent! You'll begin by becoming familiar with the orientation of keys on the piano along with important components like the floor pedals. Next, you'll be introduced to scales and how they are constructed and then sight-reading music. You'll then begin to compose chords which make up the building blocks of songs and then piece them together to make up simple songs. Finally, you will learn how to take chords and begin to improvise songs and fills which together will arm you with the skills that you need to craft your own songs! Learning to play songs on the piano doesn't have to be an uphill battle. By learning all about songs first and then applying principles of the piano, you'll find it amazingly simple to take your piano playing to a whole new level! I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Guitar Hello book is called simply "Guitar", free download here. Despite the simple title this book doesn't need anymore explanation. It includes anything and everything that you need to know about the guitar, plain and simple! Some of the topics covered include the anatomy of the guitar, how it is built, tips for buying guitars and amplifiers, playing, tuning, chords, techniques, theory and a reference appendix. Have you ever wondered what the different components of the guitar are called? Learn all about the construction and what makes guitars different from one another in tone and style. Take that knowledge with you to the store to make a more informed decision about the right guitar for you. After picking up a guitar, learn about what type of amp you might want to plug into. Finally, learn to tune your guitar and begin forming chords which morph into songs! This book takes you from A to B with all of the necessary music theory and helpful tips along the way. Keep this book at your side throughout your development into a great guitarist! I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.StringTheoryChords.com Rock Guitar Secrets Hello I wanted to share with you another free book called "Rock Guitar Secrets", free access here. This book covers all of the aspects to guitar playing in the rock music genre. It includes practicing tips, warm-ups, pentatonic scales, blues scales, string bending, alternate picking and much more! This books brings out all of the secrets of great rock musicians into the open so that you can be on the right path to success and take your playing to the next level. One interesting feature of this book is its modularity, meaning you don't have to follow each section in order. All sections are independent of one another and provide thorough insight and training in each key function of great rock guitar playing. Take for example, two-hand tapping, made famous by Eddie Van Halen. Two-hand tapping can be learnt by simply following the technique outlined in that section. This book breaks it down and makes it easy for you to step up your guitar playing in whatever fashion you wish. I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evanswww.stringtheorychords.com 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options

Guitar and Piano Resources www.stringtheorychords.com Piano as a 2nd Instrument Hello a link to a free book called "Piano as a 2nd Instrument", free download here. This book brings into focus all of the necessary tools and techniques for any pianist (beginner or advanced) to excel at rock and pop music. As with the guitar, the piano can be learned in a way that promotes more improvisational songwriting and that is what this books aims to do. Once you read this book you will have a better understanding music theory on the piano and how to write better rock and pop songs. One important notion of learning piano is the learning curve. It will take practice to reach the level of playing to where you feel comfortable and more spontaneous with musical fills, etc. You should read and practice each section carefully until you're ready to move onto the next. Once you're comfortable with one section go back and try the concepts again and apply that sections techniques to the next section. Get to know your piano or keyboard and understand where your fingers need to go to make up a particular chord or melodic line. After finishing this book, you'll find that not only are you more intelligent with rock and pop music on the piano, but you can carry over your new found skills to any type of music -- jazz, classical, blues, ragtime, etc! I hope that you enjoy this book and as always, visit our members forum to discuss any of the topics covered with other readers. All the Best, Scott R. Evans 592 Stafford Dr., Westfield, IN 46074, USA Unsubscribe | Change Subscriber Options