Showing posts with label Folk Guitar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Folk Guitar. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2012

1979 Yamaha Handcrafted Folk Guitar - almost 100 years in the making

The experience we needed to make our Handrafted Folk Guitars began in 1887. That was the year Yamaha started making musical instruments. Ever since, we've been perfecting our expertise in handcraftsmanship, woodworking and manufacturing technology in order to create these superlative instruments for your enjoyment. The Yamaha Handcrafted Folk. Six models, each guitar meticulsly crafted from the highest-grade woods we've specially chosen from forests worldwide. Then hand-adjusted to the most stringent specifications. To admire and play the result of almost a century of work, write us for the selected Yamaha dealer nearest you.

1979 Yamaha Handcrafted Folk Guitar - almost 100 years in the making Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Baxter's Complete Beginning Folk Guitar Manual - Robert Baxter

An easy step-by-step approach to guitar playing with large clearly illustrated diagrams showing folk strums, chords and techniques for the "From Scratch" beginner and intermediate guitarist.

1965 Baxter's Complete Beginning Folk Guitar Manual - Robert Baxter available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Folk Guitar Method Book - Jerry Silverman

An easy and effective guitar course for everyone. Learn notes, chords and strums as you sing along to the melodies of more than 80 favorite folk songs including Blues, Bluegrass and Gospel. Master the basic techniques of transposing, bass runs, arpeggios and picking.

1974 Folk Guitar Method Book - Jerry Silverman available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Instrumental Techniques of American Folk Guitar - Harry Taussig

An Instruction Guide on American folk guitar styles, including Carter Picking, Two-Finger Picking, Three-Finger Picking and various Open Tunings.

1968 Instrumental Techniques of American Folk Guitar Book - Harry Taussig available at www.GuitarPulp.com