Testimonials

ENDORSEMENT FOR TS012 - Italian Favorites for Accordion with CD

ENDORSEMENT FOR KNOW BEFORE YOU BLOW 
TS430 – TS437
So cool, Chris! Also, Many of my students are orderingand enjoying your version of " Know Before You Blow"The Blues series. Thank you for making it! It keeps my students off the streets and coming for lessons.
Ira Nepus
Studio Player & Private Teacher

Thousand Oaks, California

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TS216-TS218
Hello!
I am a Spanish high school teacher, and I love teaching myself new musical instruments, i.e. the accordion.I have really enjoyed using your Santorella's Accordion Method Book 2.  I have recently finished it and look forward to beginning your third method book. I like how you include a CD with slow and fast tracks.  As a side note, I  appreciate how your selection of practice songs target fingering technique and music theory at the same time. The scope and sequence of your music selections shows a high level of good pedagogy. I have been playing musical instruments since my high school days.  But I was pleased to learn some new tricks regarding music theory. The lesson of chord progression I, IV, V was well done and very clear.  To me, it is obvious that the authors Jay Latulippe and Sonny Doss are accomplished teachers indeed!  Great job again!

Roy’s Big Note Guitar Songbook – TS116
Roy Clark's Big Note Songbook for the Guitar is perfect for the beginer. It comes with numbers 1,2,3 that he shows to stick on the neck. Then there is a big chord chart that shows you where to place on the stick-on- numbers. I practiced about 2 hrs.(I have a Washbure D-100) so my fingers where chewed-up! I went back picked that Washburn and belted out my 1st song. It wasn't a Duane Allman, but I played my first song in about 4-5 hrs. It's been about 5yrs. ago. Now I'm playing a Les Paul Standard with a 60's neck,a Marshall Head (100 watt) & a 100 watt cabinet & several little presents on my "Stomp board". I still play my Washburn because that's where it all begin! If you are serious about learning to play rhe acoustic Guitsr get this book before they are akk gone. Check out the pawn shops and you can pick up a nice beginner about $100.00. It's best to take a friend that plays already for some advice. Good luck!!!

TS045 – Joplins Greatest Rags
My son and I have really enjoyed the Scott Joplin Greatest Rags book for piano with CD.. …. We especially enjoy the piano performance CD.
Thank you,
Chris Lupini

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That´s make me understand that this guy get and enormous background on music.! That he can play not just history fo music ! Another exellent point is the idea of add  Funky Guitar Vamps to serve for  Bass practising what is a great idea for a Bass player student so  I can practise with out guitar player or a band.

 

If you are lonely  bass student with no music  band it is worth to practise alone in you room with Drums machines or Guitar vamps to help sound good in you Theory practise.This is because I am ordered to you Make it funky Guitar edition, I want to get a Guitar funky sound data base for practising.  

Thank you for your attention.

 

Best Regards

 

Everythings  is for my personal use. I am a 45 years old student !  Ja ja ja. ( Of bass guitar). I love this instrument and I consider those bass guitar books am buying very easy to  understand and believe me I have more than 50 ! Books of bass guitar.

 

This guy Rod Goelz knows how  explain musics basics concepts and the most important he show them with examples based on tunes that I love.  " EXELLENT "  I will contact with him to say Congratuations!

 

You have got good eye with this guy !   ( I wish you sell a lot with Him )

 

Thanks very much from Madrid !

 

I am a guitar player, 60 years old and living in Minnesota. Without owning an accordion or ever having played one, I purchased your book, "How to Play Diatonic Button-Accordion". It's a pleasure to see what a good teacher and player can accomplish. I am both encouraged and delighted. Help me, though, with finding a suitable accordion. I went looking, both at a local music store and on the internet, and instruments with one row of ten buttons on the right and two rows of four buttons on the left aren't so easy to find. I know your book would serve alright if I bought say, a Cajun-style Hohner. But my thought was, Why not get an ENTIRELY suitable instrument?

Any suggestions? Recommendations? Makers?

Again, I look through a lot of how-to books, some not so good. Your love of history, care to help the novice with pronunciations, ability to distill information, and rendering of the melodies with such simple grace serve you well. And me.

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This is a masterpiece of a book !!!!!!!
I have not seen anything like it great info lots of examples great 
format layout ................Scott

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Stacie