Rhythm Guitar - Complete Guide PDF
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Rhythm Guitar Thee Cottyplete Gtttile _2_Luxaeterna be on T3By 0-7 728-833) i tavseonarn Introduction Chapter One Osjecives. Tne Baga a Gens Ger Postia Mor Chur Mire "Basse Veen Shourieg ard Mhylirke Cen Fiyecs aoe Chapter Two objects Gor Fosiian Grerds Dom ent 3+ Chords Pesitrord Strum ng Practice Tips Fegarsive vs. Flap king vee Sime Chapter Three Ob ect vs are Bare cha avo Chav Hanes ot § asie ¥ Fea salt Sain Sig sin Filta Svirg vem of Pallas Chapter Four Object vas Dominant 7h Bae Chards wt Sick Suing “ious, 2 Moveable Shaaoe ina Ah Carte Choe va Fh Sg: e's Haves vein''g and Aaermiy Corie Progressions e Chapter Five Odjecives Ampesarce Halla Apogee Salen 2 Pages ene Chapter Six Objcoives Powcr Chiod Shaws Power Crocs witha Shuct Hage rg wit hae Ghapter Seven ovale Maja Morb i Contents Chapter Eight Sth Cords Bomninare ata Chaves Blies Chat Chapter Nine Otjeatives More 6th Shores More Barner aim Grave chase Chapter Ten Objectives Hermari7ed Wajor Seale ‘Sesis Mowe? Fowa Numeral sa in Hesmeniod Seskes Chapter Eleven Oryacte Brayeing Por Crd earls area Chord Peng Chapter Twelve Saectves Sitsanit Nelo Suspension 1 Grks Baringel Foust Chaptor Thirteen Objectwes ‘You Sisaenth Vote Figvies Gane Mlensure Pattarns Chapter Fourteen Dhwalines jos sre Mina’ th Cord chavs Chaptor Fifteen Chapter Sixteen Saselies use Ghords Chapter Eightoon peers Tih snd 5 Cords eth Fact Slney Peas Wade Chapter Nineteen On.scives The va Patera ‘Datave Jump" Sxercise Pragressions CGyele 0 Fourtys Exorgo Chapter Twenty Valeng ‘Basie Novae! Pragressiorss Chapter Twenty-One Ojectives Formals fh Cher Xjor 7lu Chord Shapes Dem agrt th Shore Stapos Xinor 71h Chere Shapes "asic Mave" Proruceene Chapter Twenty-two Onjectives aj Zin Cnard Shapes Baninent 7th herd Shapes nor 7ia Chord Shapes “Basie Mave" Ganrating #16 Peters Progressions Chapter Twenty-Three evasion Major Tats rainor Tied, ‘ALgmentod tags Trinket Tacs Penis a Romember Chapter Twenty-Four ore Thad versions ‘Rerase” the Noe Poirts ts Slememser Chapter Twenty-Five nyt and interprotation Asien Practice Tps tythmie Interpretation Progressions . Chapter Twenty-six Fiagering Pattor 4 Tho ratrmonized Scale Freres Chapter Twenty Seven Cojootives Chapter Twenty-eight Dbjesties ager Paltorn 5. “The Hermarizec Soa, i i Pastein & Srepes Chapter Twenty-Nine Combined Steng-Sets for Harmonzed Seales Pragioss.o1s Chapter Thirty Sheecrtt Nore Strumming Ose-tar “aboens Base hove! Progrossions Chapter Thirty-one \Wetirg Rhyias ere Gnowle reagan Chapter Thirty-two Flash Contral Exercises ove tered Dom nant Chon Acs9 Chords Chapter Thirty-Three Objectives Tre i Pragiessior Yor ending Commo’ Tare and Gicses: Tore Gortary et 24 H Chremstte Viewer Gnat cr apter Thirty-Four ipl: tearm g Ore and Tua Ber Paterns chart Yoru iets snr i Chapter Thirty-Five Crating Parle Dowole Stoas a Thids "Ensia Maven! chapter Thirty-six ore Dautia Steps Douala Steas in Fourins Dousle Store in Sisths Chapter Thirty-Seven ingle Notw Hy Pans Apolearsns Introduction fg art and erat of good Faythm guitar slaying is tot slays taught or practiced correctly by | al guitersts, [tis the aim of this Rhysim Guitar cutriculum to give You the tools andl nspirstion fo study and play “rhyinm’ wilh knowledge and corsetion, Findatrentals are always important fo technique arc tha reviewing of material is mandatory. This 1s simply and prograsses lo kevanzou topics, but it must ba stracsed that tne earning of the marerial nas te go hand in hand with tho “slaying” of ne materal. This fs achioved through Ciscipined practize and c-eatve application in performance. "You reed to practice the material well enough so you can perform all examples and playing techniques. Repetition in practise and performance rakes solid myth guitar. Regardless of your level cof chord knowledge experience ir playirg ryin gue, his Book will serve as an "idee source” from You ean invent your own sounds. Remambs thal anything can go arywaere using the right exproach ar your ears We recormer¢ shat you also velo’ ta other Musician's ‘nsute books, Single Sing Technique (oy Dan Gilbert and Beth Maris} anc iMusic Reaaing for Citar by Dal Caxast; wish pul foth ana actine many ofthe fingerhoaid and rishi appicatons used in this book, [ce a'80 a good idea :0 Seok the duce of locel teacher hat gan check your progress ar teip you evar ery couga spol. Finally, word about erscticing: Use a merronare anor erum machine wnen leaining oxarmplos and practica all progressions ala variety of tempos, Ase, be creative n tre use ofall your learning tools (Tapes, books, videos, sequancer, CDs. Try and build a repertcira of progressions and gongs. Wirito our owe progresses and songs, The more oreatve you become in your approach; to choras, the ‘easier he shapes will become, Chapter One Objectives + Toundo-a chord sha nd clagrarns uses lear proper raltng hand placement + Tear major are minor open posits chords forthe coven unis" {4-B-C-C-E-F-G) + Tolear besic Summ re technique ane! hy:himie 2ortol exevelees + Toplay "basic The Diagram This vertical stagram is the ast commons uses dageamn sor fuitay tis used to show Pre “rs “OUT oF Ive fee staring a 290 rut The frets ero actual y he metal wros, Howover the tret ee ithe | Soace Detween the rl andl fret, 0° ror ans Inst I exe aeK} senavally ‘ofoctad le as ths “re.” Fre aro umbared toe #1 28 the Towa, allthe way uo bia we to the gest, ies a numeral wil be used a: sho lowes! fret che ting fret other than the 3h, Tis ‘say, you can use this diagram to show any “our of fo sorsecitive fretsen Tho stings are also numbered. The higneet-ptc ‘The note pictured! tothe right isthe “thud at fn tho neck deserted n this manne diagram to indicate @cifarant wo Open Posi Tro Fist s2uen chon we wn jon Major Chords oro rar ads, bull teen he eovoninalural les: A-B-C-D-E-T-6. These are termed natsral because thay have np stars () ef Lats f kv combination vit the leter ame, The lever is aso called tha /901. “ha t00! «ses sme chs iis ame wn i also he “st note in te Fajr scale of bia ct SoMa + Place the fingers of he trating nand just ein tye metal fat was, front "alto the fet area. + Use the a fingers tlingertip + Place thumia bohind neck atthe second frot + Practice all sven shapes ere mamorize them, ha finger isn the “Basic Moves” steno Bop ¢ “ives” are shit canis eatin 9 shor thas cr bree) lal ore tyo'sel movement shapes fours inside longer choz: proyreseens ant songs. 'N us to rick the srenstticr fom ene chon 0 austen ar aursruate vesporse. Mep patience, a7d observation ofthe fraviag asre amare fe ave "wasnt te 99 paotiond oa wy lary 1a ake eonry Weve 28s 14 29a" the proces section, Generally, a repest sig indizales to 08, Hoswver, a eirector sucn a6 ‘play 4 tmes! can alle” the rte" of 18, lay 4 tines as a minie-Lm, and eventually work Up your The repeat sign (f} ea Fay al sector a ota Uo & repeats to te played, For thase aver rd. 0 8 ews oF we + Practice ase pregress'ons sialy aid cleanly solaiw spear us + lay wth coy astokos of 8 pink na each net, ec al, “on, de. UE + Each "hash mark” reavesenis one be de fob Pt | ot ra Mirra ses errr lrer ei cnapter Open Position Minor Chords Hore 20 the seven “raturl Fg. 2: minor chords cm Bam T i ul - LL Ut More “Basic Moves” Ply the folowing "buses oves” or minor sieds ET am pe sins (Ce eee r 4 Aw b yess Remamber + ogatiton and -laxation, + Eventually, play ely: tmres through each set of chords, Strumming and Rhythmic Control | earing to strum relaxes Chapter 1 Now, try applying these raythns te cho-ds, ear the quarter note gulse and the aightn rote subdivision ofthe beat D Ext En22 Ea annnon dal ididi TT TD 1) lett 1 1 Ex.23 Am Reevavey ow EA 1 LA > 711) 1 |td Progressions Progressions are combination that defines their coun sonters" by ear while playing “The following progressions each have a certela key cenlor. an you name the | chord? (Answers coven on page +0.) hords repented ina patern, They usuelyy cortaln a Koy enter to be abs ta play cornon progressions ane recageizs thal "x0y + Prartioe untl he chores flow are the sythi, (2 up your axr progressions ay cet 26,284 27. Be A EE GE OES SL
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