Fretboard Diagrams
Throughout the book several fretboard diagrams are used to highlight either an open string or a fretted note. A fretboard diagram is a grid of horizontal and vertical lines representing the strings and frets of the fretboard. An open circle represents an open string and a full black circle represents a fretted note. The number refers to the left hand finger which frets the note.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- Choosing the Right Guitar For You
3- Fretboard Diagrams
4- The Nylon String Guitar
5- Parts of the Nylon String Guitar
6- Nylon String Guitar Setup
7- The Steel String Guitar
8- Parts of the Steel String Guitar
9- Steel String Guitar Setup
10- The Solid Body Electric Guitar
11- Parts of the Solid Body Guitar
12- Solid Body Electric Guitar Setup
13- The Hollow Body Electric Guitar
14- Parts of the Hollow Body Guitar
15- Hollow Body Electric Guitar Setup
16- General Setup Tips for All Types of Guitars
17- Before You Begin to Tune the Guitar
18- Notes of the Open Strings
19- Standard Tuning - Six String Guitar
20- Standard Tuning - Twelve String Guitar
21- Tuning Methods
22- Tuning Your Guitar to Another Guitar
23- Tuning Your Guitar to the Recording
24- Checking Your Tuning With a Chord
25- Tuning Your Guitar to a Piano or Keyboard
26- Tuning the Guitar to Itself
27- Tuning the Guitar to a Tuning Fork
28- Tuning the Guitar to Pitch Pipes
29- Tuning Vibrations
30- Tuning With Harmonics
31- How to Read Music
32- Music Notation
33- Chord Chart
34- Styles of Playing Guitar