New expanded second edition!Unlock your musicianship with the power of note reading.This first book in The Missing Method for Guitar Note Reading Series focuses solely on note reading so guitarists at any level, from beginner to advanced, can learn how to read standard notation. It introduces you to everything you need to know in order to understand reading guitar music, even if you've never read music before. This easy, step-by-step approach starts with the basics and moves forward until you can read every note in the first position of the fretboard.Guided Lessons on Your ScheduleOver the past 20 years, Christian J. Triola has taught hundreds of students to play guitar. With a Master's Degree in Education and a Bachelor's Degree in Music (Jazz Studies), he has create a focused note reading 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.Put an end to your note reading fearsLearn to read and play standard guitar notation in open position (Frets 0-4), in every keyUnderstand the difference between beat and rhythm, and practice with a variety of rhythmsDiscover why time is the secret ingredient of being a solid playerPractice and play scales and songs in every keyExplore the basics of guitar music theoryHone your sight reading skillsDevelop mastery with hundreds of practice songs and exercisesHear each exercise with free streaming audio filesWhen you've finished, you'll be a more confident player and a more competent musician. Then, if you'd like to take your skill set further, continue on through the series, learning to read every note in each position of the neck. Each book can be used in conjunction with any other method book, by itself, with a teacher, or on your own.Get Started TodayNote reading is enjoyable and empowering! And the ability to read and play sheet music will open new doors to you as a musician. So why wait? Click to order your copy and start mastering note reading in the open position today!

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