Trinity College London: Guitar & Plectrum Guitar Scales, Arpeggios & Studies Initial-Grade 5 from 20

The media could not be loaded. Informative book,helpful for trinity exams.the packaging was grwat too,cardboard cover and bubble wrap too.

Nice. It is making easy to understand music

Super

Original product. The book was in pretty good condition but a little bent near the spine when I received it (Possibly due to transportation....) but that doesn't bother me... Overall good price and arrived on time.

The media could not be loaded. Book was in quite bad condition 😕 😔...Not the worst but quite bad after paying 700 bucks for 38 page book .Expected brand newBut at least the book has all the pages and has good content.

Techniques are well described and the degree of complexity is well designed lesson by lesson.

nothing spl, making money

Prefer ABRSM.....

I LIKE THE FACT THAT THE BOOK WAS EXACTLY AS DESCRIBED AND THAT IT WAS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.I USE THE BOOK FOR MY STUDIES. GOOD SERVICE AGAIN THANK YOU.

This book has no frills, after all it is intended to be an exam prep book rather than a book of instruction. However, what it does is give you guiding points for beginning to lower intermediate levels of guitar achievement. If you can flawlessly perform the studies in the book at any given level, you'll know where you are. If your performance is less than flawless, you know what sort of things to concentrate on.I like that the book contains material for both classical (more generally finger-style) and plectrum guitar. The classical guitar material is a little more extensive, but there is enough here no matter which style you are studying.The grading pulls no punches. Grade 5 is surprisingly demanding in asking the student to play in five sharps. Even grade 3 can challenge the advanced beginner.This book is not something to look at and toy with casually. This is all about serious musicianship, which I applaud wholeheartedly. Five stars. Very valuable in many ways.

Like new condition. Good job!!

Fantastic

Ottimo metodo, di supporto ai libri di repertorio. Lo uso con i miei allievi per approfondire gli aspetti tecnici che vengono incontrati nei brani. Utile per sapere esattamente come impostare il lavoro se si vuole sostenere l'esame di certificazione!