Bob Morris

(Guitar Method). Guitarra Para Ninos es un curso facil y divertido que ensena a los ninos a tocar la guitarra mas rapido que nunca. Canciones populares como "Yellow Submarine," "Hokey Pokey," "I'm a Believer," "Surfin' U. S. A.," "This Land Is Your Land," y "Hound Dog" mantienen a los ninos motivados, mientras la disposicion limpia y sencilla de las paginas aseguran que su atencion permanezca enfocada en un concepto a la vez. El metodo es igualmente adecuado para ninos que usan guitarras electricas o acusticas. Se puede utilizar en combinacion con un profesor de guitarra o con los padres, incluso para aquellos que nunca han tenido una formacion musical anterior. El precio de este libro incluye el acceso a las pistas de audio online, para descargar o transmitir, utilizando el codigo unico que se encuentra dentro del libro.

A Beginner's Guide with Step-by-Step Instruction for Acoustic and Electric Guitar

You and Your Aging Parent, originally published in 1976, was the first book to focus on the relationship between adult children and their aging parents. By noted gerontologist Barbara Silverstone and writer Helen Kandel Hyman, it turned the spotlight on the challenges faced by many adult children as they attempt to cope when elderly relatives need increasing support. Since the last edition of the book in 1989, numerous other books on the topic have entered the market, but most of them are superficial in the information and advice they provide to their readers and in the one-note assumptions about the parent-child relationship in the senior years. Moreover, programs and services for older people have changed significantly and become more comlex; a new generation of adult children and their parents are facing the challenges of aging, and recent research findings have deepened our understanding of the aging process and late life. This revised edition, marking its 30th anniversary, will address the changes that have taken place and revive its fundamental insight - that the difficulties and challenges of the aging process are as much a family affair as in any other phase of life and that the nature of the relationship between aging parents and their adult children will directly influence how the process is navigated. The size of the senior class is growing exponentially, including parents who are living longer than any older generation in history and baby boomers who are reluctantly entering the senior class, as well as countless younger sons and daughters wondering what's coming next. This new and updated edition will answer their need for authoritative, practical information about this major new phase of life. Playwright and New York Times columnist Bob Morris joins the book as commentator, adding his own entertaining insights as a member of the baby boom generation dealing with his own elderly parents' late life.