Why Your Guitar Parts Clash and How to Fix Them.
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Practice with synced video interactive tabs.
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Make your songs sound tight, balanced and professional.
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Learn why your guitar parts clash and fix them fast.
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Great intro!
“This is a great introduction for bassists and guitarists who want to learn how to work out musical arrangements.”– Ramses Morales (Amazon)
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A must for the producer or composing musician
“Few times I encounter a book that covers how to look at the guitar/bass as part of an ensemble… I recommend this book to those who want to learn how to make their arrangements and compositions sound adequate.”– Jazz Almenas (Amazon)
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Band Coach Method
“This book is very good. It helped me a lot with my band. It helped us clarify how to contribute to the song and not clash.”– 123bass (Amazon)
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Not Just a Book — A Testament to an Incredible Teacher
“Luis (L.D. Bonilla) has a gift for making complex things feel simple and for inspiring confidence in his students. If his book is anything like the way he teaches, it’s going to be fantastic.”– Carlos (Goodreads)
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A Deep Look Into Music, Guitar, and Professionalism
“I don’t know another guitarist who so effortlessly masters so many different genres… jazz, gypsy jazz, salsa, merengue, reggaetón, classical music, orchestral arranging. Luis (L.D. Bonilla) does it all without showing much effort.”– Simon (Goodreads)
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A Complete Interactive Learning Experience
“Every song comes with synced notation, tablature, and real audio playback… you’ll have practical tools to finally make your guitar parts work together.”– Soundslice Store.
About the Author
L. D. Bonilla is a Panamanian guitarist, arranger, and composer with over 25 years of musical experience. He studied classical guitar from a young age, holds degrees in architecture and music, and graduated magna cum laude from the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music with a specialization in electric guitar.
He has worked as a session musician, arranger, and educator, teaching guitar since 1995 and serving on the faculty of the Danilo Pérez Foundation for seven years. Throughout his career, he has performed with major international artists—including Rubén Blades, Luis Fonsi, Ismael Miranda, and Erika Ender—and has played on stages across Europe, Latin America, and the United States.
In 2020 he released his debut album “PanaManouche,” blending Panamanian folk music with Gypsy Jazz, and in 2021 achieved two major milestones:
• A nomination at the Cannes Film Festival for Best Score for Animated Short Film (Two Trees), and
• First prize in the Roque Cordero National Composition Contest for a saxophone quartet work.
