Modern Method 123 Audio

[Rainer Göllner]

There seems to be a (new?) compilation of William Leavitt's 'Modern Method for Guitar': Volumes 1 through 3, combined with Larry Baione's videos for volume 1 and some '123 audio'. What does '123 audio' mean? One hundred and twenty three audio recordings? Or (some or all?) audio recordings of volumes 1, 2 and 3? Or what else?

The audio parts of the DVD probably would make up for at least 123 seperate audio files, but the samples at Hal Leonard's seem to be different recordings. The CD that used to come with some volume 2s has audios for some of the pieces, but not the excercises, AFAIK. Is it more like that?

A clueless
Rainer

[Rainer Göllner]

Eventually, I found the solution on the back cover of the book. Amazon has a sample for the kindle edition, which includes the page with the credits and the back cover.

It's in fact one-hundred-and-twenty-three audios: 63 tracks for volume 1, 22 for volume 2 (presumably the old CD), and 38 for volume 3.

But beware of that kindle edition: As far as I can see, it's not possible to export or print any page (except via a screenreader...). And it seems to be impossible to have two pages open at once, like you would when you open a printed book. Many exercises cross the binding.