Here's What You Get:

LEARN TO PLAY THE GUITAR
LEARN TO READ MUSIC
LEARN TO TUNE A GUITAR
GUITAR CHORDS
TOTAL ROCK GUITAR TABS
MAKING IT AS A MUSICIAN
 

Take a look at what you can learn from just ONE of the ebooks included by viewing it's Table of Contents:
 

LEARN TO PLAY GUITAR
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Have you ever dreamed of playing the guitar, but just didn't think you had the time to commit? Or maybe you thought you didn't have the talent? Well, wait no longer. While you may never end up on a concert stage, anyone can learn to play.

In just 6 easy steps you can quickly learn the secrets to mastering the basics of the guitar. Before you know it, you will learn basic chording, finger conditioning and rhythm. And, as the author says, "the rhythm is goona getcha!"

With this innovative tool, you'll quickly learn:

The Essential Guide To Guitar Virtuosity was written by a supreme guitar instructor who has helped many people reach insane speeds and fluidity on the guitar fretboard.

This book is a speed development and technique development book. The first part covers the mentality and mental scope needed to make progress on your guitar. The next section breaks down exercises for faster picking.

Finally, the last section covers more advanced techniques like sweeps, legato, tapping, hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides, bends, economy picking, alternate picking and more!

Preface *

Introduction

Choice of Guitar

Main Parts of the Guitar

Lesson 1 Tuning the Guitar

Basic Terms and Symbols in Music

Lesson 2 The Notation of Rhythms

Lesson 3 Rhythmic Exercises

Lesson 4 Terms and Symbols in Guitar Music

Learning Pitches on the Guitar

Notes on the High E-String (first string)

Lesson 5 Notes on the B-String (second string)

Dotted Rhythms

Lesson 6 Notes on the B and E-Strings

Lesson 7 Notes on the G-String (third string)

Lesson 8 Notes on the D-String (fourth string)

Lesson 9 Notes on the G and D-Strings

INTRODUCTION
Welcome!

Music has become even more portable within the last 25 years. First we had the
Cassette Walkman, which served us well until the portable CD player came along in
the 1990's. Then came Mini Disc, which had a short but very useful life. Now we
have entered the Millennium and the format of digital music compressed into a very
small space is now a reality.

Since 2003/4 a flood of MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3) music players have arrived
from the far east, where these things fly out of stores as fast as manufacturers can
make them. These small, stick-like players are no bigger than your thumb, however,
their solid state memory can hold up to 120 minutes of MP3 tracks or up to 240
minutes of WMA (Windows Media Audio) tracks.

Beginners Guide to Playing The Piano!

For years you wanted to but you never thought it was possible...

Discover How You Can Now... Enjoy Playing the Piano!

Dear Friend,

Why is learning to play the piano such a chore? It seems that people who take lessons work and work but take years to learn to play anything interesting or enjoyable. They are always unhappy about their lessons. People who take lessons sometimes even hate their teachers because they feel ashamed of their playing. The teacher may or may not intentionally make the student feel bad, but the fact remains that you lose interest if you never feel any satisfaction.