Learn To Play The Beatles To A Tee - Volumes 1, 2, 3 & 4
English | 4 x DVD | 3,62 + 4,23 + 3,70 + 4,36 GB | NTSC 720x480 29.97 fps
To A Tee Video Productions proudly presents LEARN TO PLAY THE BEATLES TO A TEE! Volumes 1, 2, 3 & 4 on DVD! These DVD's feature a spectacular split-screen presentation that shows all guitar parts being played simultaneously! Every element of each song is included, not just a small snippet of each song. These DVD's offer many new features that are not available on the VHS formats.
These new features include:
* Bonus Tracks
* Menu-based song selection
* On-screen chord names that change as the songs play
* On-screen notation that changes as the songs play
* More extreme close-ups and slow examples
* All guitar segments for Volume 1 have been completely re-shot for better visual clarity
NOWHERE ELSE will you find 72 songs presented accurately and in complete form as seen on this DVD series. Rob Taylor has spent more than 20 years dissecting the guitar parts of Beatles tunes. These DVD's prove he has done his homework! He has included many songs that were difficult for him to learn, such as McCartney's elusive fingerpicking style in 'Blackbird', 'Her Majesty' and 'Mother Nature's Son', as well as Lennon's travis picking in 'Dear Prudence' and 'Julia'.
Rob realized after spending time unsuccessfully with a variety of other instructional sources that his ears were the best tool for deciphering these songs. Rob has always enjoyed sharing these discoveries with fellow guitarists, hence, the creation of this DVD series. Whether you're an aspiring guitarist or a seasoned pro, it's likely you'll learn plenty from these DVD's.
Rob explains: "One of the finest ways to appreciate Beatles music is to play it yourself, whether amongst a small circle of friends, a public performance, or just by yourself. The love of Beatles music is a fun-spirited, unifying experience that will last for generations to come. 'Learn to play the Beatles to a Tee!' exemplifies this tradition with faithful lessons of the Beatles most profound works."
We now invite you to judge for yourself by visiting our 'clips' page. There you'll find several short excerpts from the DVD's. (Slower fingerpicking patterns, leads and riff phrases appear throughout the DVD's, but are not shown in any clips.)