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5 NOTES ON THE SEOND STRIN B 5 The finerin for these sons are the same as the first three in the book but on the second strin instead of the first. 15. Our Fourth Note B 0 Play the open B strin. 16. Our Fifth Note " 1 " " Play first finer on the B strin. 17. Playin B and 0 " 1 " " " " 1 " 0 1 0
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8 8 26. Eale March " " y y " " " " ". y " " y " ] A "time sinature" tells you ho many beats there are in each measure of music. 27. Apples and Arros.. y " " y P. P " " y y 28. Technical Foul " y " y P y " y ]
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14 Electric Eihths { { { z z z y y y " y y y z z { { { E s 39. abbae Son z z z z 7 { { z z z z 7 y y z z z z { 7{ { { 7 z z y y " "
15 40. Write in the note names then play the selection. Second strin notes 15 First strin notes For the next son, allo each note to sound as lon as possible. This technique is called leato. Play smoothly and look ahead to the next note as you play. 41. rusader's Hymn P " " y P ^ z z { y ^ z z { ^ { ^. I
16 16 NOTES ON THE THIRD STRIN A Play the open strin. Play first finer on the strin. 42. Playin Open Our Seventh Note Playin A Our Eihth Note 1,, 44. Playin and A 4!,!
17 45. Aura Lee " (aka Love Me Tender by Elvis Presley) " D7 y!. 7 "! I 17 D7 7 z z ^ z (E7) z ^ z (Am) y " y s (E7) z z { z D7 y! y " 7 " z y I
18 18 Notes that come before the first full measure of a piece of music. 46. Snake harmer! P,! " z ", " y z z z { z y " y y y z y "! P,! " z ",
19 A "tie" is a curved line that connets to or more notes of the same pitch. Hold the note for te combined value of the notes When the Saints o Marchin' In Oh, hen " the R saints, y o y march in R in y ". Oh, hen the saints o 4 march 4 ant P in in, 4 to be D7 S, " y in. y that. num! Oh, P ber, I D7, march hen, the t saints o in in.
20 20 LEARNIN ABOUT HORDS A chord is made up of more than one note. On the uitar, e play more than one strin at at time. Our first chord uses three strins, B and E. E minor (Em) The circles (o) mean to play the open strins. To play the E minor chord, simply play the open first, second, and third strins. B E The basic strum is a donstroke ( ) on each beat of every measure. Em
21 Romanza has a time sinature. 21 There ill be three equal strums (called "beats") per measure. Strum the chords softly and evenly hile your teacher plays the melody. Then try the melody hile your teacher plays the chords. Em 48. Romanza Em! B E z Em z z z z z y " Em! z z ^
22 22 Sons in B To play the major chord, use your third finer to press the first strin don at the third fret. The second and third strins are played open. Use a don stroke to strum the first three strins. time ill often et to equal strums (beats) per measure. To produce a clear sound, use the finertip to press the strin don just behind the third fret. If the sound is not clear, add a little more pressure ith your third finer. 49. Ro, Ro, Ro Your Boat!! ". y y y y "! 4
23 The son belo uses both the and E minor chords. ount aloud as you strum evenly. hane chords hen the chord names chanes. Your teacher ill play the melody When you chane from to Em, lift the tip of your third finer off the strin just enouh to allo the open strins to sound clearly. Your finer ill then be in position to play the chord aain ithout pausin. Em Rockin' ith hords Em z zz y z y y " Em ^!! Em z zz y z y z z 4 4
24 24 7 The symbol 51. The Same hord Blues 7 B F respresents a hole note strum. Strum the chord one time only, holdin it for four beats. To play the seventh chord, use your first finer to press the first strin don at the first fret. The second and third strins are played open.s y y z y { y z y y { y z 7 y y y z y t ount aloud as you strum the son. = one beat = four beats
25 When playin the chord, the first finer must not touch the first or third strins. These strins should sound clearly Are You Sleepin? " y z " Are z you { E Try sinin the ords to the son as you strum the chords. " sleep in? Are 4 z y you { z sleep 4 " in? Broth er John, Broth er John,! { z "! { z " Morn in bells are rin in, Mornin bells are rin " P " P in, Din, don, din! Din, don, din!
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29 When chanin from to D7, leave your first finer in position on the second strin, first fret. This technique is called common finer. Remember to use the to techniques you have learned: common finers and uide finers. When chanin from to D7, use a When chanin from D7 to, use a D7 finer. finer John Jacob Jinleheimer Schmidt John! D7 y " " " P D7 " his Ja " " y name is my cob Jin le hei mer Schmidt,! name too. y When ev y the " z " " " " there oes D7 y John er e o out, y z people alays shout y "! y 4 Ja cob Jin le hei mer Schmidt!
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