Whether you're an absolute beginner with no idea how to form a simple E chord or a decent feel player who wants to brush up on some rudiments, it never hurts to start out right.
With that in mind, the upcoming MJS release, Guitar DVD #1 Beginner Basics and Beyond, looks like a worthwhile buy. Available in stores this April, the video promises to guve the acoustic or electric player the necessary skills to rule the world of guitar. Fast and easy is the MJS way, and this DVD teaches you guitar music with notation, tabs and charts. Learn individual notes, then progressively build up to partial and full chords. Graduate to your first five songs in the most popular music styles, including rock, blues and country.
Bonus features include a built-in metronome and guitar tuner, giant on-screen sheet music, and the guitars and amps of Guitar DVD #1. It's over three hours long, and when you consider the fact that you can play it over and over and you don't have to tip a tutor, that makes the US list price of $14.95 feel like money well spent.
For more information, visit the MJS Publications website.
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