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1795 MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, TRILOGY.

Euro 26,00

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MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, TRILOGY. 128 pages. TAB.

Series: Guitar Recorded Version TAB
Artist: Yngwie Malmsteen

Matching folio to the album includes nine songs in note-for-note guitar transcriptions. 128 pages

Crying
Dark Ages
Fire
Fury
Liar
Magic Mirror
Queen In Love
Trilogy Suite Op. 5
You Don't Remember I'll Never Forget

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4058 MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, YOUNG GUITAR EXTRA 03. YNGWIE MALMSTEEN VOL.1 CD TABLATURE

Euro 39,99

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MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, YOUNG GUITAR EXTRA 03. YNGWIE MALMSTEEN VOL.1 CD TABLATURE

39 esempi di riff e solo, base.

CHORD PROGRESSION

SOLO EXERCISE

FINGERING & PICKING EXERCISE

OBBLIGATO PHRASE

Discography

Fotografie:

YNGWIE'S MAIN GUITAR GALLERY

Particular specification in Strato-king's main weapons

FENDER '72 STRATOCASTER DUCK
FENDER '71 STRATOCASTER No.1
FENDER '71 STRATOCASTER No.2
FENDER '68 STRATOCASTER No.3
FENDER ST68-185YM
Moog Taurus
ROLAND DC-10
DOD 250 OVERDRIVE PREAMP
DOD YJM308 YNGWIE MALMSTEEN PREAMP OVERDRIVE
MARSHALL 1987 (50W head)

Non comprese nel CD:

Hiroshima mon amour - Words and Music: Graham Bonnet, Yngwie Malmsteen - from abum: Alcatrazz - 1983

black star - Music: Yngwie Malmsteen - From album: RISING FORCE - 1984

far beyond the sun - Music: Yngwie Malmsteen - From album: RISING FORCE - 1984

I'll see the light, tonight - Words and Music: Yngwie Malmsteen - From album: MARCHING OUT - 1985

never die - Words and Music: Yngwie Malmsteen - From album: SEVENTH SIGN - 1994

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4059 MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, SPECIAL 2. CD TAB.

Euro 36,00

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MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, SPECIAL 2. 54 Esempi di riff e solo, base. Non comprese nel CD: trilogy suite Op:5 -rising force -eclipse -attack!! CD TAB.

Biography
Discography
Yngwie’s Main Guitar Gallery
Trilogy Suite Op5 (Yngwie J.Malmsteen)
Rising Force (Yngwie J.Malmsteen??)
Eclipse ( Yngwie J.Malmsteen)
Attack!! ( Yngwie J.Malmsteen)

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4333 MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, SPECIAL 3. CD TAB.

Euro 36,00

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MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, SPECIAL 3. 36 tracce di esempi, base, nel libro anche: my resurrection -wield my sword -prophet of doom -rise up. CD TAB.

Biography/Discography/Yngwie’s Main Guitar Gallery
Chord progression and Playing
My Resurrection YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
Wield My Sword YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
Prophet Of Doom YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
Rise Up YNGWIE MALMSTEEN

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1794 MALMSTEEN YNGWIE. CD

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MALMSTEEN YNGWIE. E' Yngwie medesimo che con la sua chitarra lascia scaturire oltre 25 esempi nel suo stile inconfondibile di Heavy metal, Rock Blues, e musica classica. La grande passione per Paganini e tutta la musica italiana, risale a quando Yngwie era ancora nella nativa Svezia. Contiene: opening, 11 exemple licks arpeggios and classical phrases, echo etude, extracts from concert (black star), compositions: driver, rising force, trilogy suite, blues solo, 8 exemple blues soloing, equipment, picking, 3 chord progressions: bedroom eyes -save our love. CD TAB.

Format: Book & CD
A companion to Yngwie's immensely successful REH video, this book and CD package takes you step-by-step through many of Yngwie's licks, patterns, solos, and rhythm parts. All music is transcribed in notation and tablature. A major tool for studying Yngwie's style, a fusion of neo-classical, metal, rock and blues.

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5503 MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, ULTIMATE MINUS ONE. CD TAB.

Euro 19,95

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MALMSTEEN YNGWIE, ULTIMATE MINUS ONE. Black star -deja vu -heaven tonight -I'll see the light tonight -queen in love -rising force. CD TAB.

Questo libro vi permetterà di imparare a suonare usando basi musicali di altissima qualità. Ogni canzone è trascritta in notazioni standard e in tablature per chitarra. Il Cd allegato contiene, per ogni canzone, la base completa, nota per nota, per imparare a suonare il pezzo e la base Minus One per affinare la vostra abilità e provare l'emozione di esibirsi con una band dal vivo.

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3179 MAMAS & PAPAS, GUITAR SONGBOOK.

Euro 17,00

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MAMAS & PAPAS, GUITAR SONGBOOK. TAB.

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0766 MANA, MANA'.

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MANA, MANA. TAB.

CATEGORY: Guitar Personality
VERSION: Authentic Guitar TAB
FORMAT: Book

Mexican pop-rockers Maná are considered the kings of latino rock. Their sound is comprised of hard rock, more mellow pop sounds, and hints of calypso and reggae. This folio gives you a taste of their greatest hits. Titles are: Buscándola * Cómo Diablos * Cómo Te Deseo * De Pies a Cabeza * Estoy Agotado * La Chula * Me Vale * Oye Mi Amor * Perdido en un Barco * Rayando el Sol * Te Lloré Todo un Río * Vivir Sin Aire.
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Includes the Following Selections:
Title Composer
BUSCANDOLA
FHER
COMO DIABLOS
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA
COMO TE DESEO
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA
DE PIES A CABEZA
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA, ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
ESTOY AGOTADO
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA, ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
LA CHULA
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA, ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
ME VALE
ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
OYE MI AMOR
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA, ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
PERDIDO EN UN BARCO
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA, ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
RAYANDO-EL SOL
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA, ALEJANDRO TRUJILLO
TE LLORE TODO UN RIO
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA
VIVIR SIN AIRE
JOSE FERNANDO OLVERA

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0638 MANRING MICHAEL, THONK. TABLATURE OUT OF PRINT

Euro 39,95

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MANRING MICHAEL, THONK. Chitarra (Steve Morse e Alex Skolnick) e basso. TABLATURE

Well, it's finally here. This is going to be my last monthly article for a while. After more than five years of writing this column, it's time to take a break. I need to recharge my batteries and escape from the wonderful but daunting task of coming up with a new instructional guitar article every month. However, I'm dreaming up lots of ideas for the future, and in all likelihood I'll return before you know it with loads of fresh ideas. In the meantime, a lot of things are going on which require more attention than I can give while still maintaining the quality you expect in this column. I'd like to take this opportunity to describe what's going on, then leave you with some closing advice. Right now I have a bunch of things in the works. My latest project features guitar, saxophone, bass, drums and percussion, and it's a far cry from anything I've done before. It's raw, funky instrumental music, a lot of it inspired by '70s crime/suspense theme songs. Although it is energetic enough for rock fans, the grooves make it perfect for jazz improvisation, with a lot of interplay between the instruments. It's a great opportunity to put to work a lot of the ideas I've presented here over the years. Will it become a national act? Who knows, but at the very least, this project has been getting a very positive response by those who have seen it so far. Even if it's destined never to break out of the Bay Area here in California, it's so enjoyable that it's still worth it. Current plans are to record a high-quality demo and release it independently. Keep an eye out for Alex Skolnick & The Skoltones you'll see an update with information and a mail-order address in these pages soon enough. The other thing going on, which may or may not come as a shock, is that I've been attending college part time. Now, before you think I'm giving up on music, relax. In fact, going to college is probably the best thing I can do for myself for several reasons. Many of you may be relieved to know you can earn a decent living from teaching and doing guitar clinics, but there's still the harsh reality of the music business: Many musicians are forced to get regular jobs that force them to scale back their practice schedules or quit their instruments entirely. I'd hate to be in that position, but as my name recognition subsides and the music industry becomes increasingly hostile toward serious musicians, there are no guarantees I will be able to continue making a living at this level. Of course, I hope I can, but at this point I have to be realistic. An advantage of going back to school is that it opens up a lot of possibilities; it's tough to get hired without a degree, no matter who you are. I'm taking formal music studies, which is new for me since I learned guitar through self-teaching and private lessons. I'm also studying literature and creative writing. Creativity comes in many forms, and writing this column has instilled in me the desire to expand this knowledge. (l hope it's done the same for you.) I've got some great ideas for stories and insight on the music business, as well as instruction books. So in the meantime, whether I end up with a record deal for the new project, a degree, or both, it feels like I'm on the right track. For the first time I'm making the most of myself as an artist, and I'm much happier than I've ever been. I'd like to close with some parting advice for all of you. Here are three fundamental problems I have noticed in students, whether at clinics or in private lessons. If any of these apply to you, you might want to consider my suggestions.

Bad Pitch
In many ways, the guitar is like the human voice. There are many references to making the guitar "sing," and it's a fitting analogy. And just as it is unpleasant to listen to a vocalist who is off key, the same is true of guitarists. One of the worst habits of guitarists is bending notes and chords out of tune unintentionally. Try holding a single note or a chord, and look at the strings. The space between them should be perfectly even, as ifyou weren't touching the guitar. When bending a note intentionally, you should always have a target note you're shooting for, matching the pitch of that note exactly. Practice by playing the target note first, and keep the pitch ingrained in your mind. It helps to play over a chord that is played by a friend or that you recorded on tape. It also helps to play along with an album, especially one with a good guitarist. Always make sure the guitar is in tune before practicing your bends.

Excess Vibrato
This one drives me nuts! Even many advanced players are guilty of it. Like pitch, vibrato applies to guitar in much the same manner as the human voice. The purpose of vibrato is to enhance a note that is held. In general, it is best not to vibrate a note as soon as it is struck, but to wait until it has had a chance to ring, even if for only a split second. If everything you play is laced with vibrato, it sounds ridiculous. For an exercise, play some licks with absolutely no vibrato, keeping all the notes in perfect pitch. If this is hard to do, you need to break the habit of excess vibrato. Vibrato can be an excellent way to enhance your notes, but you need to be in control of it.

Poor Sense of Timing
This point can't be emphasized enough. Many players spend countless hours practicing scales and licks, only to get stuck because they haven't developed their sense of timing. Metronomes, drum machines, and albums are all excellent sources of a pulse, and it helps to use them when you practice. Even if you can tap to a metronome perfectly, it is important to have an understanding of the possibilities that lie in between the basic 4/4 beats. It is a challenge to play eighth notes, 16th notes, triplets, quintuplets, and sextuplets with good timing. If you practice without a pulse, you may be playing incorrectly, and it is harder to gain control of your playing. Try analyzing the timing of the licks you learn, and make sure that you have them right before trying to use the licks in a song. Hopefully this advice will come in handy. I can't thank you enough for the support you've given me over the years. Your letters and kind words have been more than appreciated.

1. Big Fungus
2. Snakes Got Legs
3. Monkey Businessman [Live]
4. Disturbed
5. On a Day of Many Angels
6. My Three Moons [Live]
7. Cruel and Unusual
8. Bad Hair Day
9. Adhan [Live]
10. You Offered Only Parabolas
11. The Enormous Room [Live]

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3573 MANSUN, ATTACK OF THE GREY LANTERN. TAB.

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