Rhythm Notation

1- INTRODUCTION 2- Free Stroke With the Fingers 3- The Eighth Note 4- The Major Scale 5- Music in Two Parts 6- Notes on the Sixth String 7- Chords 8- Notes on the Fourth String 9- More About Chords 10- Notes on the Third String 11- Learning All the Notes 12- Notes on the First String 13- Picking the Strings 14- Playing Pieces 15- Right Thumb and Fingers Together 16- Simple and Compound Time 17- More About Major Scales 18- Minor Keys and Scales 19- Relative Keys 20- Sixteenth Notes 21- Tones and Semitones 22- D.C al Fine 23- Chord Progressions 24- Rhythm Notation 25- The G Major Scale 26- Sequences 27- Approach to Practice 28- Left Hand Fingering Numbers 29- Right Hand Co-Ordination 30- Note Summary 31- Free Stroke With the Thumb (<em>p</em>) 32- Notes on the Second String 33- The Octave 34- Using i m and a 35- Electronic Tuner 36- The F Major Scale 37- Sharps 38- Duets 39- Pivot Fingers 40- The Lead-in 41- Arpeggios 42- Notes on the Fifth String 43- Chord Symbols 44- Picking Two Notes Together 45- Using the 4th Finger 46- Parts of the Classical Guitar 47- Other Major Scales 48- The Key of C Major 49- Picking Three Notes Together 50- How to Hold the Guitar 51- Keys and Key Signatures 52- The Chromatic Scale 53- Left and Right Hand Technique 54- Rest and Free Stroke Together 55- Flats 56- The Rudiments of Music 57- Enharmonic Notes 58- Note Values 59- Visualizing 60- Time Signatures 61- Learning the Open Strings 62- Nails