"This
guide offers beginners a gradual, step-by-step, solid introduction
to barre, and slash chords, fingerpicking patters, and strumming
techniques. Suitable for public and high school libraries."—Cleo
Pappas, Library Journal, April 1, 2000
"Guitar Chords and
Accompaniment is essential for any beginning guitar player regardless of the
musical style being aspired to."Midwest Book Review,
May, 1998
"Guitar Chords and
Accompaniment provides a step-by-step system for learning chords and accompaniment
patternssolid, general introduction to the guitar."Music & Sound Retail, Vol. 15, 1998
"Very knowledgeable
instruction from an author with real teaching, playing, and writing experience. Highly
recommended for the beginning acoustic guitarist of any style." GuitarBooks.com
"I have never found an instruction book thatll get a
beginner up and going as quickly as this one. I gave the book to my 19 year old stepson
who had never played guitar. Within an hour he was able to finger three chords and shift
smoothly between them. He was hooked, and you cant ask for any more than
that."Tom Person,
Editor, Laughing Bear Newsletter 109, Oct/Nov, 1998
"...Guitar Chords and
Accompaniment takes everything several steps further, and presents it in a clear,
organized fashion. It teaches you the basics, helps you get the
basics down cold, and then offers up several more lessons....to
progress and learn more. It stands out as a book with a lot to
offer. I'll give Guitar Chords and
Accompaniment an A+." Alex Steininger, In Music We Trust,
August, 1999
"An excellent book
for beginners and mid-level players. A very structured approach to the study of chords and
their use in guitar music."John Baboian, Associate Professor of Guitar, Berklee
College of Music, Boston, MA
"Im very impressed with
the book: it is well designed, clear, written in good and easily understandable prose, and
does precisely what it proposes."Gordon
Burgett, speaker, publisher, and author of "Sell and Resell Your Magazine
Articles"
"Clear and logical.
Guitar Chords and Accompaniment is a great way for the beginner to be introduced to guitar
chords."John Stix,
Guitar One Magazine