The Rosetta Stone Of Guitar is like geography for the fretboard. It's visual theory for the guitar. Learn where you are, where you can go, and how to get there without getting lost. I can show you how to conquer this world and use that same skill to conquer others. I can take you into the jazz realm without ever talking about traditional note names. Come check out this new, unorthodox visual approach to fretboard theory. Sample our online animated companion to the book for free today:
http://www.garlandpool.com/rStone.html
After you take a good look at it, if you have any questions about what it teaches, and how far it can take you please feel free to contact me with ANY questions. I'm not here to keep my book a secret...I'm here to let the world know!
rSoGuitar ~ Learn to "see" the music ~ visual music theory for guitar.
http://www.rosettastoneofguitar.com
Hey
I was thinking about buying this book but there's hard to find. I live in Germany, so I would like to buy it from here (or eventually Europe) but couldn't find it....
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"I try my best to be just like I am,
But everybody wants you to be just like them"
Hi Clau,
The Rosetta Stone Of Guitar spiral bound book that focuses on the simplicity of playing 1. the complete set of solo notes and 2. the complete set of chords and 3. the relationship between those two facets of music all across the fretboard in any key of the major scale. Currently it is only available for purchase online. You can place your order here:
http://www.garlandpool.com/RosettaOrder.html
Once you purchase the book, you can also access more dynamic support materials found in the online book.
Thanks for inquiring, I hope to hear from soon.
Fred
rSoGuitar ~ Learn to "see" the music ~ visual music theory for guitar.
http://www.rosettastoneofguitar.com
Hey! I thought I should announce that I have made a pretty significant upgrade to my site: http://www.rosettastoneofguitar.com
I am actually starting to consider submitting it in an attempt to get an award for flash web design. There are a number of sites out there that handle such things. The one I'm thinking of first is
http://www.thefwa.com
If anyone knows other good ones for flash web design, please let me know. I don't get "out" as much as I should...
Who knows...it might at least get a small nomination. I have put years into developing this site. Anyway, if you haven't seen it before, there are some free lessons. The animated stuff is usually pretty effective as a teaching strategy.
I would like some feedback on my site. I could use some help looking for errors...things you might consider flawed in the way it looks or handles. I am willing to give away the password, (and perhaps a free copy of the actual dvdRom to those who turn out to be exeptionally helpful) for the restricted lessons, to a few good people who are willing to give my site thoughtful consideration and feedback. The kinds of things I am looking for are:
Does the site look and handle consistently on different browsers?
Do any of the links send viewers to dead ends?
Do the audio and video demands stress out average computers?
Loading time on dial-up, DSL, etc.
Spelling errors?
I just need some people to poke around and try to find things I need to fix before attempting to submit for an award. I've been knee deep in this stuff for so long I can't stand to do it myself. So, let me know if you'd like to contribute.
rSoGuitar ~ Learn to "see" the music ~ visual music theory for guitar.
http://www.rosettastoneofguitar.com
