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Rockkidz Play-alongs - Guitar: Guitar Book & CD

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Rockkidz Play-alongs - Guitar: Guitar Book & CD

Acht fetzige Rocksongs zum Mitspielen!

By Armin Weißhaar

Item: 00-20150G

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Bock auf Rock? Dann sind die Rockkidz Band Play-alongs für Gesang, Gitarre, Bass & Drums für dich genau richtig! Ziel eines jeden Gitarristen ist, irgendwann mit anderen Musikern zusammen zu rocken. Die Rockkidz Guitar Play-alongs liefern dir die Band ins Haus. Einfach die beiliegende Play-along-CD einwerfen, Musikstück anwählen und die im Buch abgedruckten Parts mitspielen. Das ist die ideale Lösung, dich darauf vorzubereiten, wie es ist, in einer richtigen Band zu spielen. Auf der beiliegenden CD findest du acht neue, fetzige Rocksongs in zwei verschiedenen Fassungen:
Version 1 zum Anhören! Hier kannst du hören, wie es klingen soll.
Version 2 zum Mitspielen! Hier übernimmst du deinen Part selbst.
Du spielst zusammen mit Profimusikern und Nachwuchskräften deines Alters. Für jedes Play-along gibt es Vorübungen, mit denen du dich auf deinen ersten großen Bühneneinsatz vorbereiten kannst.
Titel: Alle für Einen * Auf Tour * Bleib so wie du bist * Hört mal zu * Wie ich immer bin * Wir rocken den Bach * Wir sind die Rockboyz * Wo seid Ihr?

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Series: Rockkidz Play-alongs
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 100
ISBN10: 3-933136-78-4
ISBN13: 978-3-933136-78-7
UPC: 038081578002
SKU: 00-20150G
Instrumentation: Electric guitar

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Why we love this

These eight tracks solve what every guitar teacher faces: students who crave the energy of playing with other musicians before they're ready for an actual ensemble. The dual-version format (demonstration and minus-one) means your students hear exactly what they're aiming for, then step into the role themselves alongside real musicians. It's the closest thing to a functional band without leaving the practice room.

What to expect

Energetic and modern. Eight contemporary rock songs with enough melodic and rhythmic variety to keep young players engaged while maintaining accessibility. Each track balances hook-driven songwriting with genuine musical substance.

Who it's for

Intermediate guitarists ready to experience ensemble playing in a low-stakes environment. This works especially well for students who are developing ensemble awareness but lack access to a school band or guitar ensemble, or for those building repertoire alongside private lessons.

How to get the most out of it

  • Start with the demonstration version first. Let students absorb the groove and arrangement before attempting their part; rushing into the minus-one track often locks them into rushing.
  • Prepare using the exercises provided for each track. These warm-ups isolate the technical challenges so students aren't sight-reading under pressure during the full play-along.
  • Repeat each minus-one track several times across multiple practice sessions. Familiarity breeds confidence, and students will gradually stop thinking about notes and start thinking about feel.

How to use it

Assign one or two tracks as weekly supplementary material for guitarists working toward a spring recital or end-of-semester showcase. The 100-page book contains ample material to structure several weeks of targeted study. You can also use individual tracks as rewards or confidence-builders when students master a related technique in your regular curriculum.

Skills your students will build

  • Playing in time with a fixed accompaniment and rhythm section
  • Transferring tab notation to fretboard execution under performance conditions
  • Maintaining consistent tone and dynamics while tracking against recorded material
  • Responding to ensemble dynamics and feel rather than playing in isolation

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