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2 Belwin’s 21 st Century Guitar Method 1 Guitar Types 3 Electric 3 Steel-String Acoustic 3 Nylon-String Acoustic 3 Technique 4 Tuning the Guitar 5 Music Notation 6 Rhythm Notation and Time Signatures 7 The Notes on the 1st String 8 Folk Song 9 Flamenco Fantasy 9 The Blues Beat 9 The Notes on the 2nd String 10 Jingle Bells 11 Aura Lee 11 The Boogie Shuffle 11 Tied Notes 12 All Tied Up 12 Mary Ann 12 Power Rock 12 Pickup Piece 13 When the Saints Go Marching In 13 Pickup Notes 13 The Notes on the 3rd String 14 The Dotted Half Note: . 15 Oh, Susanna 15 New Time Signature: 16 Down in the Valley 16 We Three Kings of Orient Are 16 Repeat Signs 17 Red River Valley 17 Singing Strings 17 New Note: A 18 Danny Boy 18 Plaisir d’Amour 18 Ode to Joy 19 The Notes on the 4th String 20 Amazing Grace 21 The House of the Rising Sun 21 Eighth Notes 22 Ten Little Indians 22 Spy to Spy 22 More Repeat Signs 23 Aura Lee 23 Minuet in G 24 Key Signatures 25 Golden Slippers 25 Simple Gifts 25 The C, G, and G7 Chords 26 Folk-Rock Style 26 The D and D7 Chords 27 New River Train 27 Rock Workshop 101: The E Chord Shape and Flamenco Chords 28 Flamenco Duet 29 The Notes on the 5th String 30 Brahms Lullaby 31 Cielito Lindo 31 The C, A Minor, and D Minor Chords 32 The Roots of Rock 32 Eighth-Note Strumming 33 Wrist Rock 33 Battle of Aughrim 33 Rock Workshop 102: Rock Boogie Riffs 34 Boogie Blues 35 The Notes on the 6th String 36 Spanish Serenade 37 Surf-Rock Bass 37 Rock Workshop 103: More Rock Boogie Riffs 38 New Boogie Blues 39 The Full G, G7, and E Minor Chords 40 Loch Lomond 40 New Note: F # (on the 6th String) 41 Rock Ballad 41 Scarborough Fair 42 On Cloud Nine 42 The Rest 43 Rest & Roll 43 Eighth Rest Etude 43 A Little Night Music 43 Rock Workshop 104: The One-Grip Blues Lick 44 Guitar Duet 46 Vintage Rock & Roll 46 Guitar Chord Chart 48 CONTENTS Track 1 ABOUT THE AUDIO RECORDING Throughout the book, you will see this audio icon It indicates there is a companion audio recording for that example or lesson Track 1 is an introduction to this book

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2 Belwin’s 21st Century Guitar Method 1

Guitar Types 3Electric 3Steel-String Acoustic 3Nylon-String Acoustic 3

Technique 4Tuning the Guitar 5Music Notation 6Rhythm Notation and Time Signatures 7The Notes on the 1st String 8

Folk Song 9Flamenco Fantasy 9The Blues Beat 9

The Notes on the 2nd String 10Jingle Bells 11Aura Lee 11The Boogie Shuffle 11

Tied Notes 12All Tied Up 12Mary Ann 12Power Rock 12Pickup Piece 13When the Saints Go Marching In 13

Pickup Notes 13The Notes on the 3rd String 14

The Dotted Half Note: . 15Oh, Susanna 15

New Time Signature: 16Down in the Valley 16We Three Kings of Orient Are 16

Repeat Signs 17Red River Valley 17Singing Strings 17

New Note: A 18Danny Boy 18Plaisir d’Amour 18Ode to Joy 19

The Notes on the 4th String 20Amazing Grace 21The House of the Rising Sun 21

Eighth Notes 22Ten Little Indians 22Spy to Spy 22

More Repeat Signs 23Aura Lee 23Minuet in G 24

Key Signatures 25Golden Slippers 25Simple Gifts 25

The C, G, and G7 Chords 26Folk-Rock Style 26

The D and D7 Chords 27New River Train 27

Rock Workshop 101: The E Chord Shape and Flamenco Chords 28

Flamenco Duet 29The Notes on the 5th String 30

Brahms Lullaby 31Cielito Lindo 31

The C, A Minor, and D Minor Chords 32The Roots of Rock 32

Eighth-Note Strumming 33Wrist Rock 33Battle of Aughrim 33

Rock Workshop 102: Rock Boogie Riffs 34Boogie Blues 35

The Notes on the 6th String 36Spanish Serenade 37Surf-Rock Bass 37

Rock Workshop 103: More Rock Boogie Riffs 38

New Boogie Blues 39The Full G, G7, and E Minor Chords 40

Loch Lomond 40

New Note: F# (on the 6th String) 41Rock Ballad 41Scarborough Fair 42On Cloud Nine 42

The Rest 43Rest & Roll 43Eighth Rest Etude 43A Little Night Music 43

Rock Workshop 104: The One-Grip Blues Lick 44Guitar Duet 46

Vintage Rock & Roll 46Guitar Chord Chart 48

CONTENTS

Track 1

ABOUT THE AUDIO RECORDINGThroughout the book, you will see this audio icon It indicates there is a companion audio recording for that example or lesson Track 1 is an introduction to this book

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8 Belwin’s 21st Century Guitar Method 1

The Notes on the 1st String

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G3rd Finger, 3rd Fret

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For more on note reading, theory, and understanding the fretboard, see the companion Theory Workshop books.

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IMPORTANT REMINDERA whole note gets four counts: = four counts

A half note gets two counts: = two counts

A quarter note gets one count: = one count

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23Belwin’s 21st Century Guitar Method 1

More Repeat SignsWhen a section of music falls between two repeat signs, repeat that section only:

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Take the repeat once, then continue on to the next section.

Aura Lee

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Traditional American Folk Song

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F#2nd Finger, 2nd Fret

On page 11, we played the first half of “Aura Lee ” Here is the complete version but in a different key Like “Plaisir d’Amour,” this song was adapted and recorded by Elvis Presley The new version of “Aura Lee” became the title song of Elvis’s first movie, Love Me Tender.

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32 Belwin’s 21st Century Guitar Method 1

The C, A Minor, and D Minor Chords

The Roots of Rock

So far, you have been playing the C chord on four strings Here is the full five-string form of the C chord The A Minor (Am) chord is also a five-string chord form The D Minor (Dm) chord uses four strings

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Fingering Tip: When moving from C to Am, keep your 1st and 2nd fingers in place Just shift your 3rd finger When moving from Dm to G7, keep your 1st finger in place and lift your 2nd and 3rd fingers

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“The Roots of Rock” consists mostly of chords played one note at a time This is called arpeggio style. Hold each chord down for a full measure Do not finger each note separately

Glide Picking: Instead of alternate picking, allow the pick to glide from string to string as shown (all downstrokes) For guitar parts like this, glide picking is easier and sounds smoother than alternate picking

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44 Belwin’s 21st Century Guitar Method 1

Rock Workshop 104 The One-Grip Blues Lick

As we discussed earlier, improvising is the spontaneous reorganization of what you already know into new, unplanned variations The key is to have lots of patterns at your disposal

THE ONE-GRIP BLUES PATTERNThis is an example of a classic blues lick It uses just one two-finger chord grip (left-hand fingering) for each of the three chords in a blues progression in A

• For D7, the grip is at the 1st fret

• For A7, it is at the 2nd fret

• For the E7, slide the grip up to the 3rd fret

Play with a strong rhythm using all downstrokes as indicated

Now let’s run the lick through an entire 12-bar blues in A

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We’ve already worked on some classic rhythm riffs A lick is a pre-learned pattern that you can use as you improvise a guitar solo, inserting it wherever it seems appropriate The following blues lick can be played over a blues progression in the key of A (like the one we’ve been working on)

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