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Teach Yourself Guitar • The Santorella Edition
Teach Yourself Guitar • The Santorella Edition
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Teach Yourself Guitar published by Santorella Publications is the first in a series including CD that was initially created as an impulse product for a typical independent Guitar & Amp shop. In a market flooded with similar products, we swiftly learned that this edition was more than just a quick fix for the beginner. Although titled Teach Yourself Guitar, it contains much more than basic instruction. Accordingly it has become the standard for countless educators as a private lesson study guide. Our challenge was to create an approach to guitar that was easy to understand and followed a logical step by step progression. To truly master the guitar, one must have their eyes set on short-term goals in order to achieve long-term results. Santorella met this challenge by providing a proven curriculum to learning the many facets of playing the guitar in this guide.
- Types of Guitars
- Tuning the Guitar
- Holding the Guitar
- Musical Notation
- Timing and Note Values
- The First String: E
- The Second String: B
- The Third String: C
- Playing Chords
- It's Time to Rest
- Notes on the Fourth String: D
- Notes on the Fifth String: A
- High A Notes on the Sixth String: E
- Bass Chord Accompaniments
- The F Chord Using Three Strings
- Accidentals
- Ascending Scales
- Descending Scales
- Enharmonic Notation
- Arpeggios
- Transposition
- Major Scale and Key Signatures
- Important Tablature Symbols
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