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Yamaha Guitar Method, Book 2: Guitar CD

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Yamaha Guitar Method, Book 2: Guitar CD

The Easy-to-Use Tab Method That Gets You Started Playing Now!

By Ron Manus and Morton Manus

Item: 00-14889

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Get the CD to Yamaha's Guitar Method, Book 2, and teach yourself to play guitar by use of TAB or standard music notation. This CD explains all the songs and exercises found in the book.

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3 La Bamba --:--

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Additional Details
Series: Yamaha Individual Instruction
Publisher: Alfred Music
ISBN10: 0-7390-2670-4
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-2670-0
UPC: 038081147024
SKU: 00-14889

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About the Author: Morton Manus

Morton Manus

Morton Manus served as president of Alfred Music Publishing from 1952 to 2016, transforming the company from a Tin Pan Alley sheet music house into a comprehensive music education publisher. A clarinetist and pianist himself, Manus recognized the gap in quality instructional materials and championed the development of accordion, guitar, piano, and recorder methods that became foundational texts in music education. His vision extended globally; under his leadership and that of his sons Ron and Steve, Alfred Music established international offices and acquired major publishing catalogs, solidifying its position as the leading instructional music publisher.

Morton Manus understood that effective music instruction required both musical integrity and practical accessibility. His collaborative work with Ron Manus on the Yamaha Guitar Method reflects decades of experience in what students actually need to progress from beginner to intermediate playing.

Why we love this

This CD transforms independent practice from guesswork into guided learning. Students hear exactly how each exercise and song should sound, removing the isolation that often derails self-taught guitarists at the intermediate level.

What to expect

Clear, methodical, encouraging. The recordings meet students exactly where they are in the book, never rushing ahead or assuming prior knowledge. Each song and exercise unfolds with the same patient approach as a private lesson.

Who it's for

Self-taught guitarists working through Book 2 who benefit from audio reference and reinforcement. This CD pairs with the printed method to close the gap between reading notation or tablature and hearing the intended sound.

How to get the most out of it

  • Play along with the CD after you've worked through a section in the book; this embeds proper tempo and phrasing without the pressure of keeping perfect time.
  • Use the recording to check your accuracy on the exercises before moving forward in the method; gaps between what you're hearing and what you're playing become obvious immediately.
  • Listen to complete song examples first, then isolate your part by practicing with the book, building confidence before attempting the full arrangement.

How to use it

Assign this alongside Book 2 to students in a private studio or group class setting where independent practice between lessons is essential. The CD extends instruction time beyond the lesson itself, giving students reliable reference material they can return to repeatedly.

Skills your students will build

  • Matching played pitches to recorded examples in standard notation and tablature
  • Developing rhythmic accuracy and timing within structured, guided contexts
  • Building consistent technique on intermediate-level exercises and melodic passages
  • Connecting ear training to fretboard execution through direct audio-to-visual feedback

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