Very well-made book for the non-virtuoso

The review of Mrs Pass paint with their downright devastating criticism can not stand unchallenged in my opinion. If women pass paint is actually able to provide a short 90 minutes solo program in a variety of musical styles together, it has extraordinary guitaristic skills that deserve the title of "virtuoso". For this audience, the book is certainly not intended, it suggests the simple title "for Solo Guitar" but not out (and were indeed the Beatles themselves anything but virtuosos on their instruments). Despite the agility but then the question is why is not familiar with the online shop "Sheet Music Plus" the rule - so also for this book - keeps ready a few sample pages. This can be very good to find out the degree of difficulty of an interesting book ...

I would describe myself as an advanced guitarist who was certainly not overwhelmed by the level of arrangements. Nevertheless, I have a lot of fun with this band. Admittedly, not all arrangements are good, especially the ballads - as well as "Let It Be" are something badly trimmed. To a large extent, but the balance between faithfulness and playability is very well taken. I particularly liked the reactions of Eleanor Rigby, When I'm sixty for, Octopus's Garden, Love me do, and Lady Madonna. Just then when the pieces plays a bit faster than the original, this comes on mood. And the devil is in the details: Things must first be made to sound and swing ...

The Arranger limits his Arragements to the normal atmosphere and a special drop-D tuning (shutting voices of low E string to D). To this extent it should have met the needs of the masses (and the "Only-note reader"), which are often hard pressed to further Umstimmereien. Personally, I would, however, welcome a little more courage in this point.

Still, all in all a very successful book that will appeal to many amateur guitarist and Beatles-lovers. Extravagant and virtuoso arrangements it does not contain, however.