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Phil Dixon
Good afternoon (presuming that you live in the same hemisphere as me) one and all,

I have recently taken on a couple of students for guitar lessons. I have played (rock) guitar for many years and have only tinkered with classical. Could any-one please recommend a tuition book which would be suitable for the ABRMS guitar syllabus?

carol*piano
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Apr 17 2007, 02:11 PM) *

Good afternoon (presuming that you live in the same hemisphere as me) one and all,

I have recently taken on a couple of students for guitar lessons. I have played (rock) guitar for many years and have only tinkered with classical. Could any-one please recommend a tuition book which would be suitable for the ABRMS guitar syllabus?

Is this a new exam board? rolleyes.gif
(sorry - couldn't resist!)
Phil Dixon
So you've never heard of the Royal Mools of Schusic then?
carol*piano
QUOTE(Phil Dixon @ Apr 17 2007, 02:43 PM) *

So you've never heard of the Royal Mools of Schusic then?

Oh sorry - my mistake! laugh.gif rolleyes.gif
Hotair
'Enjoy playing the Guitar' by Debbie Cracknell or The Guitarist's Way. Both easily obtainable.

Take a look at The Trinity College Syllabus. They have the exam pieces in one book for each grade and the scales aren't so demanding. Although I generally use ABRSM for woodwind I much prefer Trinity College for Guitar.
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