Musical Instruments From eMedia Music on Amazon

MUSIC THEORY - Interactive music theory course for beginners to learn or freshen up all the core aspects of music theory

EAR TRAINING - thousands of exercises to sharpen your listening skills and learn to sing, play, transcribe, and compose music by ear.

New - Expanded Interactive Feedback now provides feedback on both chords you strum and melodies you play - helping you learn faster.

New - Performance Evaluation gives your song playing a score in either a 5-star rating system or as a percentage so you can gauge your progress as you improve.

Learn to play blues guitar blistering leads and rhythm guitar parts from original artist, master recordings from Allman Brothers, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, B. B. King, Freddie King, John Lee Hooker, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Johnny Lang.

Learn at your own pace with the ability to loop any section of a song and slow it down or speed it up for focused practice.

Over 160 ukulele lessons covering how to string and tune your ukulele; how to play ukulele chords (including barre chords) and change chords easily; playing ukulele using syncopation, accents, and palm muting with a variety of strumming styles including the blues rhythm.

Animated Fretboard which displays fingering positions as the music plays. Double-click on any note or chord for fingering. Choose right-handed, left-handed, and mirror view and select any of four different fretboard skins!

Over 160 lessons featuring basic techniques, rhythm tunes and popular songs

Over 70 large-format full-motion videos guide kids through playing techniques

Over 200 Engaging Lessons - eMedia Music Theory Tutor Volume 2 builds on the over 200 lessons found in Music Theory Tutor Volume 1 by adding over 200 more lessons covering more advanced areas of music theory.

Understand and recognize Musical Form - Learn about the construction of augmented and seventh chords; harmonic, melodic, and natural minor scales; modes; musical keys; the circle of fifths; and more.

Learn music theory with a step-by-step curriculum designed by Dr. Gregory Simon, who has a Ph.D. in music composition from University of Michigan who has taught at the University of Colorado

Intelligent Practice tracks your progress as you learn music theory and automatically selects questions to improve weak spots

eMedia Bass Guitar For Dummies is a fun and easy way to learn bass quickly, with instant feedback to help you progress through each exercise.

Over 70 easy-to-follow lessons from professional bassist and instructor John Arbo from the New School in New York City with techniques demonstrated in 30 helpful videos, viewable full-screen.

Vocal tutorials teach you how to sing better w/lessons that cover consonants, vocal tone, sustained singing (including melisma), chest/head/mixed voice, and expression (vibrato, messa di voce, etc)

Separate male and female tracks, each with selectable high and low recordings to match the student's vocal range

14 classic rock guitar songs to help you learn how to play better rock guitar and build-up a library of rock songs to play with others. Songs include “All Along the Watchtower” (Jimi Hendrix / Bob Dylan), “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown” (Jim Croce), “Before You Accuse Me” (Eric Clapton / Bo Diddley), “Behind Blue Eyes,” (The Who), “Baby, I Love Your Way” (Peter Frampton), “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” (Guns ‘N Roses / Bob Dylan), “Jet Airliner” (The Steve Miller Band / Paul Pena), “Magic Man” (Heart), “Oye Como Va” (Carlos Santana / Tito Puente), “Take Me to the River” (Talking Heads / Al Green), “That’ll Be the Day” (Buddy Holly), “Truckin’” (Grateful Dead), “Rock’n Me” (The Steve Miller Band), and “The Sky is Cryin’” (Stevie Ray Vaughan / Elmore James)

Celebrity performances by Peter Frampton playing “Baby, I Love Your Way” and Roger Fisher, former guitarist of Heart, playing a special version of “Magic Man.”