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| 2664.1 | teacher in Nashua | KNGBUD::DUBOIS | Bob Dubois LKG1-1/A15 226-7837 | Mon Jan 18 1993 10:51 | 14 |
| Rich
Daddy's in S. Nashua on the Daniel Webster used to have a guy named
Bob Danials not sure about the Bob but last name was Danials. He
was a good teacher. Knowledgable in most styles. He was teaching a
friends son, and I felt the kid was progressing well. A girl I know
who had played guitar for a few years mostly chording went to him
for lessons on scales/lead. Her overall guitar playing improved
greatly. You might give them a call and see if he still teaches
there. The number for Daddy's is (603) 888-1160.
Regards
Bob
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| 2664.2 | Wolf Marshall's books - look like a winner | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Mon Oct 03 1994 11:49 | 8 |
| I was in a local sheet music store this weekend to get some piano books
and got to check out Wolf Marshall's latest entries. I'm seriously
thinking about picking them up! They're presented in a very logical
and organized manner, pretty much how I've always felt it should be
done. There's even CD's available with jam tracks for the application
sections. Check them out!
Mike
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| 2664.3 | | GOES11::HOUSE | How could I have been so blind? | Mon Oct 03 1994 13:36 | 1 |
| What are they called?
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| 2664.4 | have to get back to you on that one | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Mon Oct 03 1994 15:42 | 5 |
| Good question ;-) but Wolf's name is definitely on the cover ;-)
You knew it had to be good given his last name.
Mike
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| 2664.5 | | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Mon Oct 03 1994 16:26 | 16 |
| A lot of the books and videos I have leave gaps. They usually have no
organization or logic to their presentations. The gaps are where the
artist approaches a topic where they assume everyone knows all about it
and skip it. If it's a logical prerequisite to the next topic, they
leave you confused. I couldn't see such gaps in the books by Wolf that
I skimmed through.
I always hated it when a teacher would say, "Play this scale!" Being a
software weenie I would ask "Why?" and would never receive a straight
answer other than "Because it works!" I'm not saying Wolf doesn't do
this, but this is an example of a "gap" that didn't fit my reasoning.
BTW - for those that are interested in such things... Wolf's credentials
in one of the books says he graduated from UCLA's music school.
Mike
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| 2664.6 | more on Wolf Marshall | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Wed Oct 26 1994 10:58 | 13 |
| I went and bought Wolf's first method book and companion songbook
yesterday. It was pretty basic so I'll probably get series 2-4 soon
(on order and will be in next week). The nice thing it did have is
all the theory application to popular music. Series 1 will be great
for my family members who want to pick up the instrument.
The series is called "The Wolf Marshall Guitar Method - Basics n" where
n goes from 1-4, (4 is Advanced). The companion songbooks are called
"Power Studies n" n being 1-4. Each book is available with a cassette or
CD study guide. He also has a $19.95 video out covering the same
stuff.
Mike
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