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Alfred's Basic Guitar Theory, Book 1 & 2 The Most Popular Method for Learning How to Play by Morton Manus Easy Guitar - Sheet Music
By Morton Manus
17335164
Alfred's Basic Guitar Theory, Book 1 & 2
17335164
17335164
17335164
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SKU: AP.28387
Book 1 & 2. The Most Popular Method for Learning How to Play. Guitar Method or Supplement; Theory. Alfred's Basic Guitar Library. Instructional and Method. Instructional book. With instructional text. 48 pages. Alfred Music #00-28387. Published by Alfred Music (AP.28387).ISBN 9780739048962. UPC: 038081309323. 9x12 inches. English.
Recognized for over 50 years as the best-paced and most comprehensive guitar method available, Alfred's Basic Guitar Method has introduced over 3 million beginners to the joy of playing guitar. This updated and expanded edition features a new layout, making it easier to read and quicker to learn. Now included are blues, country, folk, jazz, and rock music styles, plus more pop songs! Learning to play has never been easier or more fun than with Alfred's Basic Guitar Method-the first and best choice for today's beginning guitar students. Every guitarist can now enhance his or her knowledge of theory with this easy-to-use, workbook-format book. Note and rhythm reading, scales, chords, and progressions are just some of the topics covered. Use this book alone or to supplement any method.
About Alfred's Basic Guitar Library
Recognized for over 50 years as the best-paced and most comprehensive guitar method available, Alfred's Basic Guitar Method has introduced over five million beginners to the joy of playing guitar. The updated and expanded edition features a new layout, making it easier than ever to read and learn. The method features blues, country, folk, jazz, and rock styles, and now includes pop songs! Companion enhanced CDs and DVDs are available, along with correlating theory, chord, and pop books, to ensure you're getting everything you need from one single, complete method. Learning to play has never been easier or more fun than with Alfred's Basic Guitar Method -- the first and best choice for today's beginning guitar students.
- Book 1
- How Sounds are Produced on the Guitar
- Pitch
- Notes
- Naming the Notes
- Notes on the First String - the E String
- Rhythm: Quarter, Half, Dotted Half, and Whole Notes
- Time Signatures
- Notes on the Second String - the B String
- 4/4 and 3/4 Time
- Stemming
- Notes on the Third String - the G String
- Recognizing the Three-String G Chord
- Arpeggios
- Broken Chords
- Recognizing the Three-Sting G7 Chord
- Reviewing the C, G, and G7 Chords
- Notes on the Fourth String - the D String
- Octaves
- Recognizing Four-String Chords (G & G7)
- Notes on the Fifth String - the A String
- Incomplete Measures
- Notes on the Sixth String - the Low E String
- Rests
- Ties
- Eighth Notes
- Half Steps and Whole Steps
- Sharps and Naturals
- Flats and Naturals
- How to Flat Open Strings
- Enharmonics
- The Four-String D7 Chord
- Building the C Major Scale
- Tetrachords
- Building the G Major Scale
- Building the F Major Scale
- Key Signatures
- Eighth Rests
- The Dotted Quarter Note
- Book 2
- The First Position
- Reviewing Four-String Chords
- Understanding Cut Time
- Understanding Repeat Signs
- The Key of C Major
- The I, IV, and V7 Chords in the Key of C Major
- The Key of G Major
- The I, IV, and V7 Chords in the Key of G Major
- Alternate Fingerings
- The Key of A Minor
- The i, iv, and V7 chords in the Key of A Minor
- 6/8 Time
- The Key of D Major
- The I, IV, and V7 in the Key of D Major
- Finding the Root Bass
- Dotted Notes
- Alternate Bass Notes
- Triplets
- The Key of E Minor
- The i, iv, and V7 Chords in the Key of E Minor
- The Key of F Major
- The I, IV, and V7 Chords in the Key of F Major
Ratings + Reviews
Based on 1 Reviews
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Postman
July 18, 2011
Outstanding
Outstanding lesson book works best if used in conjunction with Alfred's Basic Guitar Course 1 & 2. It is a theory course that progresses with your learning of the guitar. It is also perfect for those intermediate players that want to bone up on their theory.
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