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You've started learning a song you love. You've practiced and practiced, but for some reason it's not sounding like you want it to. Sound familiar? If so, the problem isn't a lack of talent or dedication; it's the fact that your fingers aren't doing what you're telling them to. The best way to overcome that problem is with a strong set of warm-up exercises. Once you can control every movement, you can go beyond playing the so-called right notes and instead start playing what you feel.
Finger strength and dexterity is something that develops naturally over time, but having a great set of warm-up exercises can get your fingers in shape much more quickly. Technique Master has everything you need to get you started adding meaningful warm-ups to your practice routine.
With over twenty years of teaching guitar, plus degrees in both guitar (bachelor's in jazz studies) and education (master's in education), Christian J. Triola has used that experience to create a focused technique building book series that gives you plenty to practice without making you feel overwhelmed or intimidated. And in the end, you'll be a better musician for it.
If you are new to the guitar, this step-by-step approach to warming-up will help you build the strength and coordination you need to play more accurately than ever before. If you've been playing for a while, working on your technique will keep your fingers in shape, ready to take on any new challenge!
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Pentatonic Master: 97 Warms-ups to Revolutionize Your Guitar Playing
