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Guitar Videos & Dvds 212 GUITAR VIDEOS & DVDS BEGINNING GUITAR INSTRUCTION BEGINNING GUITAR GUITAR CHORDS BEGINNING CHORDS VOLUME 2 This DVD follows up on the AND STRUMMING Ideal for the beginning to success of Hal Leonard’s best- with Rick Plunkett intermediate guitarist. Includes selling book, Picture Chord This video features Rick Plunkett, information on barre chords, Encyclopedia (#00695224). It one of today’s finest guitar 7th chords, 9th chords, funk features photos, diagrams and instructors, taking you step-by-step rhythms, double stops, scales, audio of more than 2,600 through finger positions for basic sequences, vibrato, hammer- chords. Includes: easy to read chords, bar chords, power chords, ons and pull-offs. Rock, blues, chord grids • easy to see color picking and strumming. You’ll also and funk styles are covered. 30 photos • easy to navigate chord finder • basic chord learn chord choices, chord minutes. theory • and basic fingering principles. voicing, strum patterns, muting, and more. 31 minutes. ______00320050 VHS Video .............................$9.95 ______00320331 DVD ......................................$9.95 ______00320044 VHS Video.............................$9.95 ______00320417 DVD ......................................$9.95 BEGINNING FRETBOARD GUITAR ROADMAPS VOLUME 1 featuring with Tom Kolb Fred Sokolow Starter Series Fred Sokolow teaches the In this info-packed DVD, parts of movable fretboard patterns all the acoustic and electric guitar the pros use. Guitarists will learn are described. Viewers will also how to solo and play back-up in learn: how to tune up, how to get all keys, all over the fretboard • good tone with an amplifier, how play movable chords and chord to hold the pick, left- and right-hand positioning, open progressions • play chord-based licks and arpeggios • chords, power chords, strumming patterns, string jam or play melodies with the blues box and with muting, soloing and more. Features rock, blues and pentatonic and major scales • and much more. The country rock styles, a jam session with a live band, and a accompanying booklet comes complete with easy-to- detailed booklet. 44 minutes. follow notation and diagrams which correspond exactly ______00320326 DVD ......................................$9.95 to the DVD. 62 minutes. ______00320049 VHS Video .............................$9.95 ______00320325 DVD ....................................$16.95 ______00320138 VHS Video ...........................$14.95 FENDER®, HUDSON MUSIC AND HAL LEONARD PRESENT GETTING STARTED ON GETTING STARTED ON ACOUSTIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR A COMPLETE COURSE FOR THE BEGINNER GUITARIST! A COMPLETE COURSE FOR THE BEGINNER GUITARIST! featuring Keith Wyatt featuring Keith Wyatt Step-by-step lessons incorporating clear, easy-to-follow Step-by-step lessons incorporating clear, easy-to-follow 3-D graphics and unique play-along tracks teach the 3-D graphics and unique play-along tracks teach the viewer the essential chords, scales, and techniques viewer the essential chords, scales, and techniques used by acoustic guitar players in every popular style, used by electric guitar players in every popular style, including rock, blues, and country. This DVD is including rock, blues, and country. This DVD is separated into two major sections: separated into two major sections: The First Step: tuning up • string names • essential The First Step: tuning up • string names • essential chords and scales used by all players • music chords and scales used by all players • music reference section (notes, rhythms, chords and scales) reference section (notes, rhythms, chords and scales) • practice tips • fretting-hand technique • picking- • practice tips • fretting-hand technique • picking- hand technique • backing tracks for play-along • hand technique • backing tracks, for play-along • animated 3D fretboard graphics animated 3D fretboard graphics. Play Acoustic!: rhythm technique (bare finger/thumb, Play Electric!: right-hand technique • left-hand bass/chord, fingerstyle, etc.) • soloing technique (chord technique • rhythm parts (muting, alternate picking, embellishment, open-string chords, using a capo) • arpeggios) • soloing technique (string bending, electrified acoustic • rock, blues and country styles • vibrato) • styles include: rock, blues, country • rhythm rhythm and solo technique in each style • backing tracks and solo ideas for each style • backing tracks in each in each style for play-along • tips on caring for your style for play-along • amps and effects • tips on caring Available on 2 DVDs instrument from the Fender Custom Shop. for your instrument from the Fender Custom Shop. or 3 Videos. Special DVD Features include: Special DVD Features include: • Bonus footage, including a Fender factory tour! • Bonus footage, including a Fender factory tour! • Looping function • Looping function Also Available on VHS: • Web links, including a Web site specifically designed • Web links, including a Web site specifically designed ______00320311 “The First Step” for beginning guitarists for beginning guitarists VHS Video – 105 min.....$14.95 • Multi-language feature so you can hear the DVD in • Multi-language feature so you can hear the DVD in ______00320296 “Play Acoustic Guitar!” – English, Spanish, German, French, or Japanese English, Spanish, German, French, or Japanese VHS Video – 116 min.....$14.95 • Universally encoded for playability worldwide. • Universally encoded for playability worldwide ______00320295 “Play Electric Guitar!” – Total running time: Approximately 225 minutes. Total running time: Approximately 214 minutes. VHS Video – 100 min.....$14.95 ______00320294 DVD....................................$24.95 ______00320293 DVD...................................$24.95 GUITAR VIDEOS & DVDS 213 GUITAR SOLOING HAL LEONARD PLAY THE CONTEMPORARY GUIDE GUITAR METHOD GUITAR TO IMPROVISATION BEGINNER’S TODAY! featuring Daniel Gilbert PACK THE ULTIMATE SELF- and Beth Marlis This value-priced pack contains TEACHING METHOD! This outstanding video lesson is a everything a beginning electric featuring Doug Boduch comprehensive source for master- or acoustic guitarist needs to get This DVD can be used as a ing the art of single-note, melodic started! It includes the Second supplement to the Play Guitar improvisation. Beth Marlis and Edition of the Level 1 book/CD Today! Level 1 book, or alone Daniel Gilbert cover topics such as: pack in the world-famous Hal Leonard Guitar Method, as a great introduction to the scales, modes, arpeggios, tech- as well as the method’s correlating DVD. guitar. Simply follow along with the songs in the booklet nique and visualization exercises; ______00697341 Level 1 Book/CD & DVD......$24.95 as you watch the teacher on the DVD. This complete guide rock, blues, jazz and other styles; sequences, phrases and to the basics includes: songs, chords and riffs • picking licks; and many more. KIDS’ and strumming • playing tips and techniques • standard ______00695638 VHS Video ...........................$19.95 GUITAR notation and tablature. Learn at your own pace and open taught by Marcy Marxer the door to the world of guitar music! Also Available: INCLUDES ______00320353 DVD ....................................$14.95 TAB Video One – Play in Ten GUITAR SOLOING Easy Lessons!: Children from ______00699544 Level 1 Book/CD + DVD......$19.95 ______00695190 Book/CD Pack.....................$19.95 age 6 to 12 (and their parents) will be delighted with this easy- SMARTSTART A GUITARIST’S to-follow video guitar course, GUITAR GUIDE TO the first devoted entirely to FOR AGES 5 TO 10 BETTER them! With clarity and lots of taught by Jessica Baron Turner PRACTICING good humor, noted children’s performer Marcy Marxer with Sarah Schenkken and IMPROVE TECHNIQUE, BUILD gets kids started on the joys of singing with the guitar Aaron Smith STAMINA AND INCREASE SPEED and a basic understanding of music. Teaches nine Here’s a new and unusual approach taught by Peter Huttlinger songs. 90-MIN. DVD or VIDEO • INCLUDES CHORDS • to teaching young children to play NOVICE LEVEL (ages 6-12) Solo guitarist and studio and love the guitar. Jessica Baron Video Two – More Easy Lessons!: Marcy Marxer musician Peter Huttlinger Turner’s lesson starts kids off fast covers simple fingerpicking arpeggios, use of the capo, outlines his method for with an open tuning method that basic chord theory and the tools needed to learn effective and consistent practice techniques. He includes enables them to magically play a chord even before they hundreds of folk, country, spiritual, school and campfire numerous drills, exercises, scales, metronome use and learn left-hand fingering. With "Easy D" and "Easy C," they’ll songs. Teaches eight songs. 75-MIN. DVD or VIDEO • other regimens for guitarists who want to solve be playing and singing songs in no time. This child-friendly INCLUDES CHORDS • BEGINNER LEVEL (ages 6-12) problems and make greater strides in improving their lesson will start them off right! 50-MIN. VIDEO • NOVICE ______00641625 2-DVD Set............................$39.95 musical skill level. 90-MIN. DVD OR VIDEO • INCLUDES LEVEL ______00641622 DVD 1 Only .........................$24.95 MUSIC + TAB • BEGINNER LEVEL ______00641365 VHS Video ...........................$19.95 ______00641623 DVD 2 Only .........................$24.95 ______00641611 DVD ....................................$29.95 ______00641168 2-Video Set..........................$39.95 ______00641603 VHS Video ...........................$29.95 YOU CAN ______00641169 Video One Only ...................$24.95
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