Lemoine Estrada Delia - Guitare En Jouant
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Summary of This Method
Designed to support beginner students of all ages, this guitar method offers a clear path divided into five parts corresponding to the main difficulties encountered at the start. The student first consolidates essential basics with playing on open strings, then approaches simple arpeggios to develop right-hand independence and coordination. The progression continues with learning two-note, then three- and four-note chords, to enrich harmony and work on transitions. Finally, the book introduces half-barres and tied notes, two essential steps to gain fluidity, legato, and fretboard mastery.
The musical selection emphasizes diversity and pedagogical quality. It includes pieces from major 19th-century methods (Carcassi, Carulli, Aguado, Sor), renowned for their effectiveness in building classical technique. The book also offers pedagogical pieces by Hector Ayala (Argentina) and Aldo Rodriguez (Cuba), bringing complementary colors and styles. To complete the collection, pieces were specially composed for this book by Thierry Beltran and the author, ensuring a coherent and musical increase in difficulty. The result: a structured, accessible, and stimulating method, ideal for developing good technical habits while playing a varied repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | guitar | Language | French |
| Genre | pedagogical method | Difficulty | beginner |
Questions frequently asked
Is this guitar method suitable for beginners?
This method is intended for beginner level players and is suitable for students of all ages. Progression starts with playing open strings and then moves on to arpeggios, chords, and partial barre chords.
Which chords are covered in Guitare En Jouant?
The book introduces two-note chords, then three- and four-note chords, to work on harmony and chord transitions.
Are there arpeggio exercises in this method?
Simple arpeggios are part of the educational progression. This work aims at developing right-hand independence and coordination.
Which composers are featured in this guitar method?
The repertoire includes pieces by Carcassi, Carulli, Aguado, and Sor from the major 19th-century methods. Works by Hector Ayala and Aldo Rodriguez are also included. Thierry Beltran and Delia Lemoine Estrada have composed pieces specifically for this book.
Is the method available in French?
The language of this educational guitar method is French.
