Classic Guitar Technique, Vol.1 (Third Edition)
Marca: Alfred
Cód: 02030ALFP
Nº de Páginas: 120
ISBN: 9781470633769
Idioma: Inglês
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De Aaron Shearer a Técnica de Violão (Guitarra) Clássica tem sido o método principal usado por gerações de guitarristas clássicos. A Alfred Music tem o orgulho de apresentar a terceira edição e a primeira grande revisão do Volume 1 desta obra de referência. Completamente reeditada e atualizada em colaboração com Thomas Kikta (um dos ex-alunos de Aaron e chefe do Departamento de Violão (Guitarra)da Duquesne University), a terceira edição mantém o caráter e o apelo do livro original, ao mesmo tempo em que fornece novos insights críticos sobre as técnicas básicas que não foram abordadas em edições anteriores. Além disso, pela primeira vez, as gravações de áudio on-line complementares estão incluídas no livro, fornecendo demonstrações, faixas de acompanhamento e oportunidades de dueto para garantir que os alunos emulem corretamente o tom e a sensação da música.
- Title:
- Preface
- Working with a Qualified Teacher
- About the Guitar
- The Types of Guitar
- Choosing a Guitar Type
- The Playing Condition of a Guitar
- Care of the Guitar
- Tuning the Guitar
- How Music Is Written
- The Elements of Notation
- Holding the Guitar
- The Footstand
- The A-Frame
- The Shearer Classic Guitar Strap
- The Right Hand
- Names of the Right Hand Fingers
- Placing the Right Hand
- Rest Stroke and Free Stroke
- Initial Care of the Right Hand Nails
- Care of the Left Hand Nails
- Rest Stroke Movement of the Right Hand Fingers
- Recommended Procedure for Practice
- Stopping the Strings at the End of a Piece
- The Open 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Strings
- Movement of the Right Hand Thumb
- Free Stroke with the Thumb
- The Open 4th, 5th, and 6th Strings
- The Dotted Half Note
- Combining Thumb and Fingers
- Alternation
- Exercises for Alternation
- The Left Hand
- Identifying the Left Hand Fingers
- Notes on the E, or 1st, String
- Notes on the B, or 2nd, String
- String Crossing
- Music in Two Parts: Alternation of Fingers with the Thumb in the Bass
- The Tie
- Notes on the G, or 3rd, String
- Care and Use of the Right Hand Nails
- Half Steps and Whole Steps
- The Eighth Note
- Free Stroke with the Fingers
- Placing the Hand for Free Stroke
- Alternation with Fingers in Free Stroke
- Free Stroke on Adjacent Strings
- Alternation Between the Thumb and Fingers
- Half Steps on the G (3rd) String
- Arpeggios
- Sympathetic Motion
- Arpeggios Using Sympathetic Motion
- Notes on the D, or 4th, String
- Tremolo
- Half Steps on the D (4th) String
- Notes on the A, or 5th, String
- Notes on the E, or 6th, String
- The Right Hand in Long Scales
- Two Notes Played Together
- Half Steps on the A (5th) and E (6th) Strings
- Three Notes Played Together
- Suggestions for Most Beneficial Practice
- Pivot Fingers and Guide Fingers
- General Use of the Two Different Stroke Types
- Rest Stroke with the Thumb
- Free Stroke with the Thumb and Fingers
- Four Notes Played Together
- Using Rest Stroke and Free Stroke to Emphasize Melody
- Music of the Masters
- Ferdinand Carulli
- Waltz and Three Variations
- Fernando Sor
- Andante I
- Andante II
- Allegretto I
- Allegretto II
- Mauro Giuliani
- Andantino
- Allegro
- Dionisio Aguado
- Waltz
- Estudio
- Accompaniments for Exercises
- Using the Companion Audio
- Title:
- Preface
- Working with a Qualified Teacher
- About the Guitar
- The Types of Guitar
- Choosing a Guitar Type
- The Playing Condition of a Guitar
- Care of the Guitar
- Tuning the Guitar
- How Music Is Written
- The Elements of Notation
- Holding the Guitar
- The Footstand
- The A-Frame
- The Shearer Classic Guitar Strap
- The Right Hand
- Names of the Right Hand Fingers
- Placing the Right Hand
- Rest Stroke and Free Stroke
- Initial Care of the Right Hand Nails
- Care of the Left Hand Nails
- Rest Stroke Movement of the Right Hand Fingers
- Recommended Procedure for Practice
- Stopping the Strings at the End of a Piece
- The Open 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Strings
- Movement of the Right Hand Thumb
- Free Stroke with the Thumb
- The Open 4th, 5th, and 6th Strings
- The Dotted Half Note
- Combining Thumb and Fingers
- Alternation
- Exercises for Alternation
- The Left Hand
- Identifying the Left Hand Fingers
- Notes on the E, or 1st, String
- Notes on the B, or 2nd, String
- String Crossing
- Music in Two Parts: Alternation of Fingers with the Thumb in the Bass
- The Tie
- Notes on the G, or 3rd, String
- Care and Use of the Right Hand Nails
- Half Steps and Whole Steps
- The Eighth Note
- Free Stroke with the Fingers
- Placing the Hand for Free Stroke
- Alternation with Fingers in Free Stroke
- Free Stroke on Adjacent Strings
- Alternation Between the Thumb and Fingers
- Half Steps on the G (3rd) String
- Arpeggios
- Sympathetic Motion
- Arpeggios Using Sympathetic Motion
- Notes on the D, or 4th, String
- Tremolo
- Half Steps on the D (4th) String
- Notes on the A, or 5th, String
- Notes on the E, or 6th, String
- The Right Hand in Long Scales
- Two Notes Played Together
- Half Steps on the A (5th) and E (6th) Strings
- Three Notes Played Together
- Suggestions for Most Beneficial Practice
- Pivot Fingers and Guide Fingers
- General Use of the Two Different Stroke Types
- Rest Stroke with the Thumb
- Free Stroke with the Thumb and Fingers
- Four Notes Played Together
- Using Rest Stroke and Free Stroke to Emphasize Melody
- Music of the Masters
- Ferdinand Carulli
- Waltz and Three Variations
- Fernando Sor
- Andante I
- Andante II
- Allegretto I
- Allegretto II
- Mauro Giuliani
- Andantino
- Allegro
- Dionisio Aguado
- Waltz
- Estudio
- Accompaniments for Exercises
- Using the Companion Audio
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