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TABLATURE EXPLANATIONSample Page 5 From:

GUITAR: TOTAL SCALES TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONSBY MARK JOHN STERNAL

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READER:

Dear Reader,

Please understand this is only a sample of the book. Theactual publication is 176 pages. The book is designed to be usedby beginner through professional guitar players. If you are abeginner, the first 17 pages of the book, if followed in order,will give you the solid foundation you need for playing theguitar. Everything is thoroughly explained, from the notes,finger placement, picking technique, and timing. The methoddeveloped by Mark Sternal, and taught in GUITAR: Total ScalesTechniques and Applications, has been praised by thousands ofguitar players as the quickest and easiest way to master everynote on the guitar! For advanced and professional guitarists, theremainder of the book covers every skill, technique, application,key change, and scale available. The book is presented intraditional musical staff notation, and the ever popular guitartablature, (a.k.a.TAB), which allows the reader to use the bookeven if they do not know how to read traditional sheet music.

Furthermore, if there is something you do not understand onthis sample page you can be assured that it is thoroughlyexplained in the full version of this book.

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TABLATURE EXPLANATION

In traditional sheet music, notes are written on a staff. A staff consists of 5 lines and 4 spaces. Thismethod of written music has proven to be unpractical for the guitar. For this reason the use of tablaturehas become popular. Tablature or Tab is sometimes referred to as the 6 line staff, or the guitar staff.Each line represents a string. The bottom line being the 6th and lowest pitch string (the thickest string),and the top line representing the 1st or highest pitch string (the thinnest string).

Instead of using musical notes for each line, numbers are used to represent the fret that is to be played.FOR EXAMPLE: 1. If a 4 is written on the 3rd line, you would play the 4th fret on the 3rd string.

2. If a 4 is written on the 3rd line followed by a 5, you would play the 4th fret on the 3rd string followed by the 5th fret on the 3rd string.

3. If you are to play more than one note at a time, the notes would be written one on top of the other. If a4 is written on the 3rd line, and directly below it a 5 is written on the 4th line, you would play the 4thfret on the 3rd string, along with the 5th fret on the 4th string at the same time.



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