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Progressive step-by-step easy guitar lessons written by a professional fingerstyle guitar teacher.

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Shortcuts for how to learn guitar fast by getting the most from guitar practice sessions.Д¬ontains everything you need to know to learn to play the guitar today.

Fingerstyle guitar tips and fingerstyle guitar tricks that every player should know when learning guitar.

How to tune a guitar and how to use a guitar capo.

The notes on the entire guitar fretboard.

Practical guitar theory for learning how to read guitar music for beginners, guitar chord formulas and how to read guitar tabs for beginners.

Expressive techniques such as slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs.

All the fundamental techniques of fingerpicking guitar playing including alternate thumb, arpeggio and constant bass styles required to play fingerpicking songs.

How to play guitar fingerpicking patterns that can be used as an accompaniment to any chord, chord progression or song.

How to play acoustic guitar fingerstyle.

Basic knowledge of how to read music and playing the guitar is required to teach to learn to play guitar from this book. Suitable for all ages and all types of acoustic guitars. Progressive Guitar Method - Fingerpicking contains all you need to know to start learning to be a great fingerstyle guitar player - in one easy-to-follow, lesson-by-lesson fingerpicking guitar tutorial. I would recommend it highly if you want to diversify your guitar playing.' - El Cid It's very easy to understand with its large notes and instructional written lessons. 'This fingerpicking primer is worth getting to start your journey on to playing fingerstyle guitar. I would recommend this book in addition to others from this author.' - Ian

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Like others in the series it it informative. Also includes music score animation for easy music learning.*** See and hear how each one is played by a teacher, then play along with the backing band. ***Comes with 1 DVD and 1 CD containing guitar videos and audio for all examples.

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And if you're not a Fender Play member yet, click here for a free trial.Teach yourself how to play guitar with our easy fingerstyle guitar lessons for beginners. Want to learn more about PIMA? Check out this video from Fender Play. PIMA is there to help ease the pain by spelling out exactly what finger to use when playing. When it does show up, it is normally labeled with the letter вЂcвЂ™ or вЂe'.ДЇingerstyle guitar can seem a little intimidating to beginners because it requires a little more coordination and use of your fingers. When you get to more advanced material, use of the pinky might occasionally sneak in. Many players use their pinky as an anchor on the guitar body to help stabilize their hand. This is because the fourth finger isnвЂ™t typically used in fingerstyle, which is why itвЂ™s missing from the PIMA acronym. YouвЂ™ll notice thereвЂ™s no letter to represent your pinky. Using letters for the fingers on your right hand also helps distinguish between the numbering system used to represent the fingers on your left hand.

So if youвЂ™re looking at tab or sheet music and see the letter P above a note, that means youвЂ™re supposed to use the thumb on your right hand to strike that note. Taken from the classical guitar world, the letters in PIMA stand for the Spanish words for your fingers. Without a pick, you need a way to know which finger on your plucking hand plays which note. Fingerstyle playing requires the use of the fingers on your right hand instead of using a pick. When learning to play fingerstyle guitar, one of the first things youвЂ™ll encounter is the acronym PIMA.