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CHANGING STRINGS

Visit  your  local  music  store  to  purchase  new  strings

and get detailed instructions on how to change them.
Replace the strings periodically, as they will lose their

brilliance after a while. How often you change the strings

depends on the type of strings, their gauge or diameter.

Rule of thumb: When the strings start sounding dull,

this is a hint that you should replace them.

CLEANING YOUR GUITAR

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the strings of your guitar

each time after you play. The wetness from your hands

can  cause  the  strings  to  rust.  Cleaning  the  strings

regularly will greatly prolong their life.
Polish your guitar from time to time using a high-grade

instrument polish containing small amounts of non-silicon

wax and maybe a little lemon oil.
To keep the fingerboard free from dry marks and cracks,

some lemon oil on a cloth applied to the wood should do

the job.

CARE

Do not lean your guitar against walls; it could get knocked

over or bumped into.
Never leave your guitar lying on the floor or on the edge

of your bed where it may get stepped on or knocked off

or even sat on.

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HAL LEONARD GUITAR METHOD BOOK 1, Will Schmid

and  Greg  Koch,  new  revision!  More  teachers  prefer

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chords,  rhythms  through  eighth  notes,  solos  and

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Never leave your instrument in the trunk of a car when

the weather is very warm or extremely cold. Extreme

temperatures can be harmful to your gear. If you must

store your guitar inside a car, first remove the tension

from the strings and allow things to cool off or warm up

completely before pulling up to pitch again.

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Страница 2: ...003 ENGLISH BEHRINGER V TONE GM108 modeling amplifier BEHRINGER STRAT type electric guitar Adjustable black nylon strap 6 5 foot high quality instrument cable Vibrato arm 3 picks Guitar instruction book Padded gig bag Chord chart poster Amp manual ...

Страница 3: ...e picks 5 Downward strum 5 Tuning 6 Introduction 6 Guitar pitch pipe 6 Keyboards 6 Relative tuning 6 Electronic tuner 6 Tuning with BEHRINGER guitar amps 6 Online tuning 6 Chords 7 Brief introduction to chords 7 First Steps 8 F major 8 Power chords 8 Easy chord progressions 8 Pentatonic scale 8 Care Maintenance 9 Cleaning your guitar 9 Care 9 Changing strings 9 Tips 9 ...

Страница 4: ... you read in this book and elsewhere GUITAR FRETBOARD DIAGRAM Fretboard diagrams are like road maps for playing the guitar They show you what notes to play and what strings to strum Take note of how the diagram represents the guitar fretboard LEFT HAND POSITION Left hand fingers are numbered 1 to 4 be ginning with the index finger Always press the strings with the tips of the fingers keeping your ...

Страница 5: ...t may also overwhelm your right hand when you are strumming Therefore adjust the strap so that you find yourself in a relaxed playing position allowing both of your hands to comfortably assume their positions SITTING STANDING This is how you hold a pick in relationship to the strings Try to relax and not think about what you are actually doing This will help you feel more comfortable DOWNWARD STRU...

Страница 6: ...ative to one another provided one of them is tuned right What makes it even better if you don t have a reference tone against which to check your pitch simply choose a reference tone The following example uses the 6th string E6 as the reference tone 1 Tune the open no chord played 6th string E6 to a clear low pitch sound Get the string to the point of not being too loose otherwise it will buzz whe...

Страница 7: ...ote and some additional notes that have a specific tonal relationship to the root This relationship or distance between the root and the other notes in the chord depends on the type of chord e g major minor or seventh chords being played This is why the finger positions for the C major C minor and C seventh chords are different Remember the last camp fire sing along with the guy playing the guitar...

Страница 8: ...on in the key of A minor The tune has a total length of 12 measures divided in three parts of four measures each Start again from the beginning when you ve played it all the way through Each slash means a downstroke Study each chord as a single unit before you start playing the whole progression Strive for a slow but steady beat When you feel comfortable experiment with different tempos You can ea...

Страница 9: ...NGER Spezielle Studiotechnik GmbH BEHRINGER Spezielle Studiotechnik GmbH Hanns Martin Schleyer Str 36 38 47877 Willich Münchheide II Germany Tel 49 2154 9206 0 Fax 49 2154 9206 4903 HAL LEONARD GUITAR METHOD BOOK 1 Will Schmid and Greg Koch new revision More teachers prefer this edition of the now famous learning method by Will Schmid and Greg Koch because it is effective and user friendly The eas...

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