A Guitarist's Guide To Reading Music with David Mead for iOS

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Want to learn to read music for the guitar? Renowned guitar author David Mead uses his 30 years of experience as a teacher and player to help...
Last updated on December 17, 2013
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By Leafcutter Studios

Want to learn to read music for the guitar? Renowned guitar author David Mead uses his 30 years of experience as a teacher and player to help...

Want to learn to read music for the guitar? Renowned guitar author David Mead uses his 30 years of experience as a teacher and player to help smooth your path towards a total understanding of music notation for the instrument. This comprehensive app includes over 120 pages of expert tuition in reading music. Each of the 20 lessons is split into two parts - pitch and rhythm - so youll learn quickly and easily. Over the years I've found that people learn to read faster if you look at pitch and rhythm separately, David says. That way you dont have to concentrate on too much new information all at once. Once youre confident with both of these elements, it becomes a simple task to fuse the two together - and voila, youre reading music.Each fully illustrated lesson contains interactive assignments to check your progress - try the examples on your guitar and then let the app play you the answers to see if you were right! 20 fully illustrated lessons Over 120 pages with hundreds of diagrams Assignments to check your progress Interactive examples'Learning to read and write music opens so many doors for you - amongst other things it frees you from the chains of tab and will allow you to truly understand, re-voice and re-interpret music in your own way. This will certainly make you a better musician and perhaps most importantly you will become more 'employable' too Not a bad thing at all in this day and age!"- Phil Hilborne