Summary: Understanding Guitar

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  • 1 the six main areas of music

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  • What are the two things you gotta do to become a real player?

    1. GET TO THE END OF THE SONG!
    2. STOP AND ASK YOURSELF "HOW DID I DO?"
  • What is necessary to stay interested and progress in music?

    To stay interested you have to PROGRESS. To progress you need some system to analyze your DEFICIENCIES... "Check Yourself Out."
  • How many main areas of music are there?

    MUSIC IS A LANGUAGE WITH 6 PARTS OF SPEECH. The 6 Main Areas of Music.
  • What are the main components of Pitch in music?

    • High/Low NOTES
    • Frequency
    • 50 "words"
    • Patterns: SCALES, CHORDS, MELODY, HARMONY, INTERVALS, MODES, PROGRESSIONS, ARPEGGIOS, RIFFS
  • Why do people resist learning about music?

    People resist learning about music because they have the impression that it is a difficult or impossible subject to understand.
  • How is music similar to a language?

    Music has an ALPHABET, and patterns have MEANING and SPELLINGS.
  • What is the key to understanding the language of music?

    You have to understand the LANGUAGE of music before you can absolutely understand guitar.
  • 2 4 ways to know your pitch patterns

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  • What do the words "sharp" and "flat" mean?

    Sharp (#) means higher in pitch. Flat (b) means lower.
  • How many ways are there to know each pitch pattern?

    There are 4 ways to know each pitch pattern.
  • What does "hear the language" mean in a musical context?

    In a musical context, this means you know your patterns as real sound. This is the world of ear training.
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