Billaudot Mourat JEAN-maurice - Six Cordes... Une Guitare Vol.1
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Summary of This Method
Designed for beginner guitarists, this guitar method offers a structured approach that combines technical learning and the joy of playing. It emphasizes the essential movements of the right and left hands to establish good habits from the very first sessions. You will find progressive work on the thumb and rest stroke technique, as well as scale exercises to develop regularity, coordination, and rhythmic precision.
The method also explores essential techniques to enrich your playing: pluck and arpeggios to clarify articulation, duo playing to strengthen listening and independence, not to mention legato effects like slide and tie, essential for achieving clean and expressive legato. Each concept aims to build a reliable technical foundation, useful both for accompaniment and for early solo pieces.
To consolidate these skills, the method includes pieces adapted for beginners, inspired by major repertoire composers (Diabelli, Sanz, Haydn, Bach). This selection allows you to work on musicality, phrasing, and dynamics while exploring various styles. An excellent choice if you are looking for a comprehensive beginner guitar method focused on basic technique and accessible repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Diabelli, Sanz, Haydn, Bach (adapted pieces) | Genre | guitar method |
| Instrumentation | guitar | Difficulty | beginner |
Questions frequently asked
Is this guitar method suitable for a complete beginner?
The stated level is beginner and the progression covers fundamental gestures of both hands. The work on the thumb, rest stroke playing, and scales aims to establish technical foundations from the very first sessions.
Which techniques are practiced in Six Cordes... Une Guitare Vol.1?
The exercises cover fingerpicking, arpeggios, duo playing as well as slurs, including hammer-ons and pull-offs. This approach also includes rest stroke playing with the right hand and scales for coordination.
Are there pieces included in this method by Jean-Maurice Mourat?
Pieces suitable for the beginner level are offered from Diabelli, Sanz, Haydn, and Bach. Studying them allows for exploring phrasing and dynamics in varied styles. The repertoire complements the technical exercises of the method.
Does the method offer arpeggios and legato?
Fingerpicking and arpeggios are integrated to work on articulation, while hammer-ons and pull-offs address legato effects.
Is it possible to practice duo playing with this method?
Duo playing is among the concepts covered to develop listening skills and independence. The book is intended for guitar and falls under the category of guitar methods.
