Garantiert Gitarre lernen für Kinder - HEUTE HAU'N WIR IN DIE SAITEN: Guitar Book, CD & Online Audio

This book delivers exactly what the method promises: 75 genuinely playable songs that extend what students learned in books one and two without jumping in difficulty. The recorded examples on both CD and online audio remove any guesswork about how a piece should sound, which matters enormously for young guitarists learning without a teacher's immediate feedback. The balance between melody playing and chord accompaniment means every student finds repertoire that fits their interests.

Playful and encouraging. Olli the guitar mouse keeps the tone light and inviting, and the song selection balances familiar melodies students recognize with fresh material that rewards their growing technique. There's genuine satisfaction in moving from beginner exercises to playing recognizable pieces with both hands working in coordination.

Young guitarists (roughly ages 8-12) who have completed the first two books in the Garantiert Gitarre lernen series and need substantial, varied repertoire to consolidate their skills. It works equally well for students learning in group settings or private lessons who want songs they actually want to play rather than generic etudes.

• Play through the CD tracks before assigning songs to your students; hearing the guitar voicings and rhythms first gives them a clear target to aim for.
• Introduce the new A string tone in isolation before embedding it into full songs; students need to hear its placement and practice the reach without juggling other technical demands.
• Assign duet pieces strategically: pairing a stronger student with one still building confidence creates natural accountability and keeps both engaged.
• Use the quiz sections as quick check-ins on what students retained from the earlier books rather than grading exercises; they're memory refreshers, not tests.

Integrate this as your core repertoire book during the second half of the first year or early into the second year of instruction, once students have completed both foundational texts. The 75 songs provide enough variety to rotate through for recitals, ensemble playing days, or simply giving students choice in what they practice each week. The new chords and picking patterns introduced here prepare students for the technical demands of more advanced method books.

• Reading the A note on the first string
• New chord voicings and switching between them smoothly
• Additional picking patterns and rhythmic styles
• Two-part guitar arrangements (duet playing)
• Connecting melodic playing with chord accompaniment in a single piece
• Musical memory and recognition through 75 varied songs