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Designed for the music classroom teacher, The Guitar Workbook provides a practical toolbox for teaching guitar over the course of a school year. Organized into 20 lessons, the book offers tips on topics such as teaching pick-style playing, open chords, finger-style technique, and power chords, among many others.
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Designed for the music classroom teacher, The Guitar Workbook provides a practical toolbox for teaching guitar over the course of a school year. Organized into 20 lessons, the book offers tips on topics such as teaching pick-style playing, open chords, finger-style technique, and power chords, among many others.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 170
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 277mm x 213mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780190660826
- ISBN-10: 0190660821
- Artikelnr.: 48064250
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 170
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 277mm x 213mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780190660826
- ISBN-10: 0190660821
- Artikelnr.: 48064250
Scott Seifried teaches classroom guitar at James W. Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax, Virginia. He has served on the American String Teachers Association (ASTA) Guitar-In-The-Schools Committee; the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) Guitar Council, and was a contributor to the National Coalition for Core Arts Standards (NCCAS) National Standards for Harmonizing Instruments, in addition to being a clinician for the Guitar & Accessories Marketing Association (GAMA).
* Contents
* Introduction
* Lesson 1: Holding the Guitar, Making a Sound and Reading Tablature
* Lesson 2: Reading Fretboard Diagrams and Playing Chords
* Lesson 3: Reading Staff Notation
* Lesson 4: Open Position Chords; Foundational Shape (FS) 3
* Lesson 5: Playing Two Notes Together
* Creativity Project I
* Lesson 6: Eight Note Rhythms, Alternate Picking, and Chord Strumming
* Lesson 7: The Half Barre; Foundational Shapes 4 and 5
* Lesson 8: Open Power Chords, the A Pentatonic Minor Scale, and
twelve-Bar Blues
* Lesson 9: Building Triads, Harmonizing melodies, and Recognizing
Chords Written on the Staff
* Lesson 10: Slash Chords, Suspensions, and Rests
* Creativity Project II
* Lesson 11: Finger-style Playing, Rest Stroke and Open Bass Strings
* Lesson 12: Embellished Chords and Advanced Strumming Patterns
* Lesson 13: Completing Open Position
* Lesson 14: Major Scales, Key Signatures, and Accidentals
* Lesson 15: Creating Bass Lines and Power Chords
* Creativity Project III
* Lesson 16: Right Hand Arpeggios
* Lesson 17: The Full Barre
* Lesson 18:Two Octave Scales - A and E Major
* Lesson 19: Music in Two Parts
* Lesson 20: Roman Numerals, Transposition and Chromatic Pitches
* Creativity Project IV
* Appendix A: Assessment Rubrics and Grading
* Appendix B: Suggested Resources for Further Study
* Introduction
* Lesson 1: Holding the Guitar, Making a Sound and Reading Tablature
* Lesson 2: Reading Fretboard Diagrams and Playing Chords
* Lesson 3: Reading Staff Notation
* Lesson 4: Open Position Chords; Foundational Shape (FS) 3
* Lesson 5: Playing Two Notes Together
* Creativity Project I
* Lesson 6: Eight Note Rhythms, Alternate Picking, and Chord Strumming
* Lesson 7: The Half Barre; Foundational Shapes 4 and 5
* Lesson 8: Open Power Chords, the A Pentatonic Minor Scale, and
twelve-Bar Blues
* Lesson 9: Building Triads, Harmonizing melodies, and Recognizing
Chords Written on the Staff
* Lesson 10: Slash Chords, Suspensions, and Rests
* Creativity Project II
* Lesson 11: Finger-style Playing, Rest Stroke and Open Bass Strings
* Lesson 12: Embellished Chords and Advanced Strumming Patterns
* Lesson 13: Completing Open Position
* Lesson 14: Major Scales, Key Signatures, and Accidentals
* Lesson 15: Creating Bass Lines and Power Chords
* Creativity Project III
* Lesson 16: Right Hand Arpeggios
* Lesson 17: The Full Barre
* Lesson 18:Two Octave Scales - A and E Major
* Lesson 19: Music in Two Parts
* Lesson 20: Roman Numerals, Transposition and Chromatic Pitches
* Creativity Project IV
* Appendix A: Assessment Rubrics and Grading
* Appendix B: Suggested Resources for Further Study
* Contents
* Introduction
* Lesson 1: Holding the Guitar, Making a Sound and Reading Tablature
* Lesson 2: Reading Fretboard Diagrams and Playing Chords
* Lesson 3: Reading Staff Notation
* Lesson 4: Open Position Chords; Foundational Shape (FS) 3
* Lesson 5: Playing Two Notes Together
* Creativity Project I
* Lesson 6: Eight Note Rhythms, Alternate Picking, and Chord Strumming
* Lesson 7: The Half Barre; Foundational Shapes 4 and 5
* Lesson 8: Open Power Chords, the A Pentatonic Minor Scale, and
twelve-Bar Blues
* Lesson 9: Building Triads, Harmonizing melodies, and Recognizing
Chords Written on the Staff
* Lesson 10: Slash Chords, Suspensions, and Rests
* Creativity Project II
* Lesson 11: Finger-style Playing, Rest Stroke and Open Bass Strings
* Lesson 12: Embellished Chords and Advanced Strumming Patterns
* Lesson 13: Completing Open Position
* Lesson 14: Major Scales, Key Signatures, and Accidentals
* Lesson 15: Creating Bass Lines and Power Chords
* Creativity Project III
* Lesson 16: Right Hand Arpeggios
* Lesson 17: The Full Barre
* Lesson 18:Two Octave Scales - A and E Major
* Lesson 19: Music in Two Parts
* Lesson 20: Roman Numerals, Transposition and Chromatic Pitches
* Creativity Project IV
* Appendix A: Assessment Rubrics and Grading
* Appendix B: Suggested Resources for Further Study
* Introduction
* Lesson 1: Holding the Guitar, Making a Sound and Reading Tablature
* Lesson 2: Reading Fretboard Diagrams and Playing Chords
* Lesson 3: Reading Staff Notation
* Lesson 4: Open Position Chords; Foundational Shape (FS) 3
* Lesson 5: Playing Two Notes Together
* Creativity Project I
* Lesson 6: Eight Note Rhythms, Alternate Picking, and Chord Strumming
* Lesson 7: The Half Barre; Foundational Shapes 4 and 5
* Lesson 8: Open Power Chords, the A Pentatonic Minor Scale, and
twelve-Bar Blues
* Lesson 9: Building Triads, Harmonizing melodies, and Recognizing
Chords Written on the Staff
* Lesson 10: Slash Chords, Suspensions, and Rests
* Creativity Project II
* Lesson 11: Finger-style Playing, Rest Stroke and Open Bass Strings
* Lesson 12: Embellished Chords and Advanced Strumming Patterns
* Lesson 13: Completing Open Position
* Lesson 14: Major Scales, Key Signatures, and Accidentals
* Lesson 15: Creating Bass Lines and Power Chords
* Creativity Project III
* Lesson 16: Right Hand Arpeggios
* Lesson 17: The Full Barre
* Lesson 18:Two Octave Scales - A and E Major
* Lesson 19: Music in Two Parts
* Lesson 20: Roman Numerals, Transposition and Chromatic Pitches
* Creativity Project IV
* Appendix A: Assessment Rubrics and Grading
* Appendix B: Suggested Resources for Further Study