(Essential Elements Guitar). Essential Elements for Guitar; Book 2 is a continuation of the concepts and skills taught in Book 1 and includes all of its popular features as well - great songs in a variety of styles; quizzes; music history; music theory; and much more. Concepts taught in Book 2 include: playing melodically in positions up the neck; playing movable chord shapes up the neck; playing scales and extended chords in different keys; more right-hand studies; fingerpicking and pick style; improvisation in positions up the neck; studying different styles through great song selections; and more!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Kate HGot this for my partner and he has read it twice already!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Worth the ReadBy Whitney J.Good book. If you can read it in the right mind frame. I can see how some people can interpret this in a bad way or use the information in the opposite form. Worth the read.3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Good vs EvilBy Eddie y Laura HFor every success story comes the story of how to overcome the challenges of life. Robert Greene has his own story of how he came to his success; but his story isnt much different than that of 50 Cent. You wouldnt think that these two will have very similar life challenges but they share a lot of the same but the differences are that they could be life or death situations. The struggles were the same the differences were the characters and what influences they had on the success or failure. The battle of a successful businessman isnt much different than that of a street hustler and these two authors offer plenty of insight to the struggles both faced just in different battle grounds. I feel that as someone that has seen or lived through some or similar events is a great insight to let me know that my street smarts are very much applicable in a professional environment that could possibly lead to a very successful business deal. I decided on 4 stars because I think 50 Cent needed to have more of an input and his own written sections or chapters rather than Robert Greene explain the majority of situations 50 Cent was faced with and then go describe in his own words what 50 Cent had to go through. Nonetheless a definite good read and a lot of great advice to take life head on.
