New and Improved Method for the Guitar
The best guitar method was written in 1853 and is available for free on the net. You can check it out on archive.org: New and improved method for the guitar
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The best guitar method was written in 1853 and is available for free on the net. You can check it out on archive.org: New and improved method for the guitar
I'm a big fan of the 'little' series of books, so I was excited to get my copy of The Little Learner. And boy oh boy, it's a thick-o. It's gotta be at least three times as thick as the 'Little Schemer.' I guess Little is more of a branding thing now. It still has the same two column format and goofy cartoons, so I'm happy.
If you are a guitarist interested in historically informed performance (like me!), then you need to check out this presentation by Enrica Savigni.
One of the many great tips at this article at howardism.org is to remember to use keep-lines/flush-lines instead of grep. One of the great features of eshell is ability to redirect output to a buffer.
ls | sed G > #<mybuffer>Now you can switch to mybuffer and use M-x keep-lines to find, say, all the text files.
I've gotten a little sick of the "~" files littering my directories. Fortunately, adding the following to your init.el will send the backup files to one place in a single directory:
(setq backup-directory-alist '(("" . "~/.emacs.d/backup")))