The easiest way to start playing acoustic guitar in the universe - All-color instruction [CDDVD included]

Product Description

A new acoustic guitar is now available in the "Uchuichi" series, a standard for super beginners! If you're starting to play an instrument, start with the "Uchuichi" series!

The "Uchuichi" series, a standard for super beginners, explains everything you need to know in full color, from the perspective of someone who is just starting to play an instrument. You may think, "I already know this...", but if you have the proper knowledge when you start playing an instrument, it will definitely come in handy.

This book is really easy to understand and is designed for people who have just picked up an acoustic guitar. It starts with details of each part of an acoustic guitar, introduces the accessories needed for playing, and how to change strings. It also teaches how to tune the strings and the posture for playing, which are essential for playing.

One of the features of this book is that it is difficult to start practicing to play. After a lecture on various knowledge, you can finally start training to actually play. The basic low chords start with a thorough explanation, and taking advantage of the full-color feature, you will be guided to each chord with large photos and diagrams. This book introduces a wealth of information that is essential for beginners, such as how to change chords and how to stroke. There is sheet music at the end of the book for you to try, so after a little practice and when you have improved to the point where you can play chords, try it out.

This book comes with a CD that corresponds to the instructional section, and a DVD that contains tips for playing the acoustic guitar. The CD track numbers are assigned to match the sheet music for the instructional section, so you can practice using the book and CD together. The DVD also contains easy-to-understand instructions on how to hold chords, so use it as a practice aid.

No one can play the acoustic guitar well from the start, so work hard from the basics so that you can gradually play at your own pace!