Lemoine Vaillot/larbier - Guitare Acoustique - Guitare
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Summary of This Method
Designed for guitarists who wish to explore a modern language, this method offers a path focused on the sounds of pop and jazz. The sheet music serves as a guide to develop reading skills, rhythmic precision, and style understanding, while the CD supports practice by allowing the listening of phrasing, timing, and musical intention. Level 2 makes it an excellent choice for those who have already acquired fundamentals (chord shapes, simple rhythms, initial fretboard landmarks) and want to go further with a more musical and structured practice.
Throughout the pages, the goal is to gain fluidity and confidence on the instrument, relying on typical situations from the pop-jazz repertoire. You will be able to strengthen your right-hand automatism, improve the cleanliness of transitions, and refine your listening skills-essential qualities for playing both in a group and solo. The author duo, Patrick Larbier and Thierry Vaillot, delivers content designed for clear progression, balancing technical work and musical application to evolve your guitar playing in a concrete way.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Composer | LARBIER Patrick / VAILLOT Thierry | Difficulty | 2 |
| Instrumentation | guitar | Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Genre | pop - jazz | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this level 2 method suitable after learning the guitar basics?
Rated difficulty level 2, this method is intended for guitarists who already know chord positions, simple rhythms, and have initial fretboard knowledge. The exercises focus especially on transitions and right-hand automatisms. The progression is based on situations from pop and jazz music.
Is a CD included with the method?
A CD accompanies the work to listen to phrasing, rhythmic placement, and musical expression.
Which styles are covered in this guitar method?
The content focuses on the sounds of pop and jazz. The score serves as the working material to develop reading and understanding of these styles.
Who wrote the Lemoine Vaillot/Larbier method?
The credited authors are Patrick Larbier and Thierry Vaillot. The book was published in 2003.
Which guitar techniques does this method help to develop?
The practice proposed improves rhythmic accuracy and fluidity on the instrument. The content also addresses the cleanliness of chord transitions and musical listening.
