[4560]Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? (301 reads)	2005-07-12 01:19:12

Larry Lawless Joined: 2005-2-13 From: Texas Posts: 8 I've grown to appreciate the Mitch Peter's "Fundamental Method for Mallets", Book 1 and Book 2, published by Alfred. Starts with 2 mallet technique, covers technical exercises, reading, lots of keys. The end of Book 1 gets into 4 mallet, with a pretty good description of the different grips, including pictures. Book 2 covers more keys, more advanced reading and more 4 mallet stuff. Remote Host: tx-69-68-170-126.dyn.sprint-hsd.net

[4558]What's a Good Book for Beginners? <b0b>	2005-07-11 15:14:14
[4560]Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? <Larry Lawless>	2005-07-12 01:19:12
[4561]Re:Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? <Bob Lee>	2005-07-12 08:58:12
[4563]Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? <brickum>	2005-07-13 08:09:11
[4565]Re:Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? <Bob Lee>	2005-07-13 09:38:46
[4566]Re:Re:Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? <alanstewar>	2005-07-13 14:49:57
[4568]Re:Re:Re:What's a Good Book for Beginners? <brickum>	2005-07-14 02:45:46