Dehaske Slaggitaar 2 - Version Neerlandais
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Summary of This Method
Subtitled "Methode voor akoestische en elektrische gitaar," this guitar method by Michiel Merkies and Wim de Vrij is aimed at guitarists wishing to build solid foundations on both acoustic and electric guitars. The principle is to offer a clear and progressive support, easy to follow daily, to establish an effective practice routine: reading, rhythmic implementation, left hand/right hand coordination, and development of musicality.
The included CD is a real asset for learning: it allows listening to examples, setting the tempo, better understanding phrasing and articulation, and gaining autonomy between lessons. It is also a useful tool for teachers, who can rely on the audio to illustrate a technical point, encourage active listening, and facilitate homework.
Thanks to its 9 x 12 inch format and its 36 pages, the book is easy to handle on a music stand and well suited for regular use, both in lessons and personal practice. A relevant method if you are looking for a Dutch-language support to accompany a guitar learning journey, with the concrete support of audio material.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | Michiel Merkies, Wim de Vrij | Language | Dutch |
| Edition | De Haske Publications | Pages | 36 |
| Instrumentation | Guitar | Year of publication | 1999 |
| Genre | Guitar method | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is Slaggitaar 2 available in Dutch?
The method is written in Dutch and was published in 1999.
Is this method suitable for both acoustic and electric guitar?
Its content is intended for the practice of both acoustic and electric guitar. The method covers reading and rhythmic placement in particular.
What does the included CD help to work on?
The included CD allows listening to examples and working on tempo. It helps to better identify phrasing and articulation. Its use can support practice between lessons.
What is the format and number of pages of the method?
With its 9 x 12 inch format, the book easily fits on a music stand. It has 36 pages.
Who wrote this guitar method?
Authored by Michiel Merkies and Wim de Vrij, this method is published by De Haske Publications.
