NEW The Beato Book 3.0

sunny you are awesome.

Great share Sunny, we've been waiting for this since version 1. Now you've treated us to version 3.0

Wooooooooooooow... another SUNNY day! thanks pal!

Gracias sunny, impresionante.

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Thank you very much!

Great guy Rick, I'd recommend supporting / donating to him.
He is a great teacher, follow his youtube channel to learn.

Thanks Sunny!

quote by DerekThompsonI am pretty confident that Rick doesn't need our help but whatever

Maybe not but it's not like he's a big company raking in big company dollars either. If you benefit from this, please consider paying for it, or at least sending him a donation.

WOW! Certainly didn't expect to see this here! Thanks a million!!

Thank You so much Sunny, as a musician that's studied music theory, this will refresh my memory as it's been quite a few years since I studied, this is the best tool for any musician wanting to start learning the theory side of music. It's the best and only one that's needed.

Thank You massively

quote by BadOrangethis isn't the place but this book is terrible for so many reasons. It is a terrible book for anyone at anylevel. I pruchased it just to see how bad it was and i'm currently compiling a verson of his book where i list the resources that actually address each topic by world class educators. There is nothing new or novel or interesting in this book. Just a poor attempt to rehash old public domain knowledge but adding nothing.

Quote from the book...
"I have spent many hours compiling this book in order to give my students a comprehensive reference source from which to draw."

I think the phrase 'reference source' describes it well. Beato knows it's not a 'teaching' book. The 'teaching' content in this book is almost completely missing but the 'reference sources' are superb.

There are 256 Ex's (examples or exercises) and each one of them could easily require a few pages of 'educational' theory explanation but that theory explanation is not there.

Beginners would be hopelessly lost with this book, but people with a fair bit of music theory already under their belt will see this as a gold mine encyclopedia. Also useful for self-motivated students that take ideas from the book and then find the explanations elsewhere.

So, @BadOrange, I thought your criticisms were 'a bit' harsh but you also said...
"I'm compiling a verson of his book where i list the resources that actually address each topic by world class educators"
Now that sounds brilliant. So, seriously well done in advance if you achieve that, and I hope we all get to see that list when it's done.

completely useless, i can't see anything with 'creative', this book was made for newbies with a guitar.