Have you ever wondered how the true masters of guitar can - at the drop of a hat - transform their sound from one mood to another - and mezmerize their audience?
What is the source of their amazing ability to touch the hearts and souls of total strangers?
How do they gain such hypnotic power over their listeners?
What they possess - which you can also - is a deep understanding of the CHOICES they have with music ... the different feelings and moods they can evoke depending upon their scale and chord combination choices. These are the colors on your musical palette, the tools to create great music.
Would you also like to understand, on a deep level, the 22 most important scales in music? And then have at your fingertips a rich variety of feelings you can use to weave your own rich tapestry of music?
Music Theory Workbook for Guitar Volume Two gives you a concise and easy to comprehend method for learning the 22 most important scales found in music. You ll be provided with worksheets where you finds the notes for each scale on a guitar fretboard diagram and on a music staff. Answers are given for all exercises so you can work at your own pace to master the material.
Would you like to:
* Understand 22 different scales from the ground up ...
* Instantly see all the important scales across and up and down the guitar fretboard ...
* Know common chord progressions that work for the 22 most important scales ...
* Understand which chords work with which scales...
* Have hands-on exercises that help engrain the theory behind each scale ...
If you answer is YES, then Music Theory Workbook for Guitar Volume Two will give you the roadmap to get there.
With only a few minutes a day, you will master the ability to:
* Pick up what scales others are playing on the guitar by sight more rapidly ...
* See all scales by sight on the guitar ...
* Understand music theory and be IN SYNC with your fellow musicians ...
* Understand scales and your musical choices from the ground up ...
* Make music theory a natural process as you see it on your guitar ...
* Build a solid foundation for great solos, comping and great composing ...
* See, understand and build countless chord combinations, from simple to complex, starting anywhere on your guitar fretboard ...
* Understand how the notes on the guitar fretboard relate to notes found on a music staff ...
* Understand key signatures ...
* Understand the nuts and bolts of how each scale is built ...
You will also have access to the Muse-eek.com member's area where you will find additional free videos and audios to help you learn and apply music theory.
You ll have access to additional materials that:
* Videos showing you how to play each scale on the guitar ...
* 22 Jam Tracks are included online to help you apply the scales to musical situations ...
* And much more ...
Music Theory Workbook for Guitar Volume Two is all you need to get ALL the music theory behind scales, memorize where they are on the guitar fretboard and start applying them to real music.
Get real hands-on application for the most important 22 different scales. This worksheet style book is unique and these types of exercises can only be found in this book. Stop wasting time and get music theory under your belt once and for all. With the answers being supplied in the back of the book you can master music theory without having a teacher.
Guitarist Bruce Arnold has developed an extensive reputation as a composer educator and guitar virtuoso. He has created a unique signature sound that stems from his combination of jazz techniques and 20th Century compositional methods. He has played with such diverse musicians as Stuart Hamm, Peter Erskine, Joe Pass, Joe Lovano, Randy Brecker, Stanley Clarke, the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Arnold is also deeply devoted to music education and had written more than 50 music instruction. He heads the guitar departments at NYU and Princeton University and is the director of the New York University Summer Guitar Intensive He has taught at some of the most prestigious music schools in America, including the New England Conservatory of Music, Dartmouth College, Berklee College of Music, New School University, and City College of New York.
