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Print ISBN: 978-1-4234-6421-1
ePub ISBN: 978-1-4768-6374-0
Kindle ISBN: 978-1-61780-236-2
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Guitars come in three different sizes. Guitars also come in three basic types.
Electric guitars are thinner and usually easier for beginners to hold. Acoustic guitars have a clean, bright sound and are portable. Classical guitars have nylon strings which are often easier on the fingers. Choose a guitar that best fits you.
- Sit up straight and relax
- Place your feet flat on the floor or place one foot on a foot stool
- Tilt the neck of the guitar slightly upwards
- Raise your thigh to prevent the guitar from slipping; adjust chair or foot stool
- Look at the photos below and match the body position
Fingers are numbered 1 through 4. Press the string firmly between the frets.
Place your thumb in the middle of the back of the neck. Arch your fingers and keep your palm clear of the neck.
Hold the pick between your thumb and index finger.
Pluck the string with a downward motion of the pick or thumb halfway between the bridge and neck.
A chord is sounded when more than two strings are played at the same time. To play your first chord, C, use your 1st finger to press the 2nd string at the 1st fret.
Music has a steady beat, like the ticking of a clock. Count aloud as you strum.
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Use your 1st finger to press the 1st string at the 1st fret.
Bar lines divide music into measures . A double bar line means the end.
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Practice strumming the C chord, and then move to G7.
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