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About M.I.
Musicians Institute is the world’s most innovative
contemporary music school. With programs for guitar, bass, drums,
keyboards, vocals, recording and guitar building ranging in length
from three months to four years, MI offers complete career training
for the contemporary musician in its state-of-the-art Los Angeles
facilities.
MI began in 1977 as the Guitar Institute of Technology.
Founded by guitar legend Howard Roberts, GIT was the first
full-time program designed specifically for the electric guitarist.
It was soon followed by the Bass Institute of Technology (BIT),
which offered the same innovative learning approach to electric
bassists. Over the years, other programs based on the MI educational
philosophy of practical, hands-on, performance-oriented instruction
have joined the fold, making it possible today for a guitarist
or bassist to develop his or her playing, singing, songwriting,
engineering, production and marketing abilities, all under one
roof.
1999 saw MI became the proud partner of the Fender® Musical
Instruments Corp. As MI’s exclusive provider of guitar
and bass amplification, Fender powers every lesson, lab, class,
and performance workshop for GIT and BIT.
For more information about MI, please visit the  MI
website or call an MI Representative at 1-800-255-PLAY
(US) or 323-462-1384 (International).
MI PRESS
In 1995, MI joined forces with Hal Leonard Publishing to present
MI Press, a full line of music publications written by
MI instructors and featuring educational concepts pioneered at
Musicians Institute. Now offering dozens of titles and with more
being added regularly, MI Press supplies practical, well-organized
methods and information to musicians throughout the world.
• Select one of the links below to see a current list of MI
Press books or videos now available from the Fender® Players
Club Store:
MI
Press books MI
Press videos
• To see details on the books pictured to the left and below,
click on the image.
• For lessons and mp3s taken directly from MI Press books,
check out the
Musicians
Institute Lessons section above.
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