Useful Guitaristic Effects Pizzicato (Pizz.)

1- About the Author 2- The Full Bar and The Half Bar 3- First String Notes (or Notes on <span class="symbolB">!</span>)* 4- Third String Notes (Or Notes on <span class="symbolB">#</span>) 5- Thumb Plucking Action 6- Finger Plucking Action 7- Combining Fingers and Thumb 8- Fifth String Notes (Or Notes on <span class="symbolB">%</span>) 9- Chords and Arpeggios 10- Sharps 11- Scales and Key Signatures Scales 12- Major and Minor Keys 13- Key of a Minor 14- Key of a Major 15- The Fifth Position 16- Altered Tuning 17- Notes Above the Twelfth Fret 18- Electronic Tuner 19- Key of F Major 20- The First Position 21- Note summary (one octave G-G) 22- Fourth String Notes (or Notes On <span class="symbolB">$</span>) 23- Open String Free Stroke Exercises 24- Note Summary 25- Two Notes Played Together 26- Flats 27- The Major Scale 28- Chords 29- Key of E Minor 30- Transcription 31- Scales Using Altered Tuning 32- Playing Above the 12th Fret 33- The Classical Guitar 34- Pivot Finger 35- Saying The Names of The Notes and Counting 36- Mary hand a Little Lamb 37- Re-Examining Left Hand Position 38- Two and More Notes Played Together 39- Checklist 40- Note Summary 41- Sound Production 42- One Octave, C Major Scale 43- Chord Symbols 44- Variation 45- Chromatic Scale in Octaves 46- Demonstrating Altered Tuning 47- Scales Above The Twelfth Fret 48- History of The Guitar 49- Key of D Minor 50- Second String Notes (or Notes on <span class="symbolB">@</span>) 51- The Rests 52- Right Hand Independence Exercises 53- Sixth String Notes (Or notes on <span class="symbolA">^</span>) 54- Tone Contrasts Along the String 55- Minor Scales 56- Chord Voicings 57- Determining the Key of A Piece 58- Diatonic Scale in Octaves (to Fifth Position) 59- Syncopation 60- Rest Stroke Using Right Hand Thumb (<em>p</em>) 61- How to Read Music 62- Introduction To Harmony 63- Checklist 64- Note Summary 65- Composite Nature of The Guitar 66- Melodic Minor Scales in all Keys 67- Dominant 7th Chords 68- Key of B<span class="symbola">b</span> Major 69- The Ninth Position 70- Rest Stroke <em>P</em> With Chords 71- Tablature 72- Intervals 73- Crossing Strings 74- Important Note 75- Keys and key signatures 76- Chords I IV and V in All Keys 77- Key of G<span class="symbola"></span> Major 78- Ninth Position Scales 79- Double and Triple Rest Stroke <em>p</em> (<span class="symbolA">h</span>) 80- Music Notation 81- The Third 82- Duets 83- Open Position Notes 84- Relative Keys 85- Technical Common Denominators 86- The Seventh Position 87- Vibrato 88- Silencing Bass Strings 89- Bar Llines 90- The Sixth 91- Checklist 92- Collecting Guitar Music 93- Slide Finger Techniques 94- Preliminary Exercises For Study in a Minor 95- Useful Guitaristic Effects Pizzicato (Pizz.) 96- Note Values 97- The Tenth 98- Musical Form 99- Key of E<span class="symbola"></span> Major 100- Tremolo 101- Tambour (or Drum Effect) 102- Time Signatures 103- 3rds, 6ths, 10ths and octaves 104- Right Hand Technique Review 105- Arpeggio 106- Legato and Staccato 107- Rasgueado 108- Three Four Time (<span class="symbolA">^</span>) 109- Rest Stroke and Free Stroke in Combination 110- Triplets 111- Fourth Position E Major Scale 112- Harmonics 113- Triplet Strum 114- Sitting Position 115- Important Note 116- Sixteenth Notes 117- Key of C<span class="symbola">#</span> Minor 118- Artificial (or Octave) Harmonics 119- Quadruple Strum 120- Right Hand Notation 121- Learning the Fingerboard 122- Demonstrating The Use of The Bar to Play The Same Piece in A Different Key 123- Arranging Tremolo Pieces 124- Right Hand Fingernails 125- Table of Unisons 126- Creating Variations From an Existing Piece 127- Tremolo on The Inside Strings 128- Right Arm Placement 129- New Positions 130- Double Sharps and Flats 131- The Study of Scales 132- Right Hand Position 133- The Shift From 1st To 2nd Position 134- Counting The Scale 135- Method of Placement 136- Key of D Major 137- The Chromatic Scale 138- Finger Plucking Action 139- Demonstrating The Second Position 140- Chromatic Scale Exercises 141- Alternation 142- Listening to Music 143- Moveable Bar Chords 144- Left Hand Notation 145- Key of B Minor 146- Root Six Major Bar Chord 147- Left Hand Position and Finger Placement 148- Tone, Tempo and Dynamics Tone 149- Notes on The Sixth String 150- Left Hand Thumb 151- The Tempo (speed) 152- Root Five Major Bar Chords 153- Dynamics 154- Notes on The Fifth String 155- Double Dotting 156- Root Four With Optional Bar 157- Ligado Technique 158- Notes on The Fourth String 159- Ascending Ligado 160- Moveable Chord Shapes in Five Forms 161- Descending Ligado 162- Appendix One - Tuning 163- Ligado Studies 164- The Round Arpeggio 165- Broken Chords 166- Key of a Major 167- Ornaments 168- Key of F<span class="symbola">#</span> Minor