Fingerpicking Beatles and Expanded Edition: 30 Songs Arranged for Solo Guitar in Standard Notation and Tab @ richardeward.com

Fingerpicking Beatles and Expanded Edition: 30 Songs Arranged for Solo Guitar in Standard Notation and Tab
by The Beatles
from Hal Leonard Corporation

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Helps if you can read music...
  My old eyes like the large tablature,but my amateur talents have trouble with this...probably great for an educated user.

• A great book for all level
  I've been playing guitar for a couple of years now, and am not very good. I bought this book because I wanted something more advanced than the simple beginner books, and less advanced than the real thing. This book fits the bill exactly. The songs are faithful to the originals and add a nice depth missing from the beginner books. Many of the songs are in standards tuning which is nice. While I can't play everything I'd say at least half are readily accessible to the advanced-beginner. I heartily recommend... more info

• Just what I was looking for
  I'm learning how to play fingerstyle guitar and I've been looking for pieces beyond the basic to play. This book is for the intermedite and above - it's a little above my skill level, but I feel I'll grow into it. The nice feature in this book is they give you the simplified melody above the more complicated fingerstyle solo parts. There is a one page lesson at the beginning of the book on how to play fingerstyle guitar. The book is arranged in both tabulature and standard notation. I can read standard... more info

• Great for an intermediate player
  I've been playing songs out of this book for a couple months now and find the arrangements aren't too hard, but enough of a challenge to be fun to learn and satisfying to play. Experience wise, I've been playing bass and guitar for a few years now so I'd say I'm between a begninner to an intermediate player - still a lot to learn. It takes me about a week to learn to play one of these songs consistently, another 3 or 4 weeks to commit it to memory and (mostly) stop making mistakes. This has become my... more info

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