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Supplementary Pieces

Lesson 3/41 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Note Reading Method with TAB
Supplementary Pieces

Supplementary Pieces

Here are some graded songs for extra study.

Over 70 more supplementary pieces can be found in Progressive Guitar Method Book 1: Supplement. This book also contains 8 more lessons which introduce; Major scales, Keys, Triplets, _ time, Sixteenth notes, Syncopation and Swing.

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1- Third String Notes 2- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS 3- Chord Charts 4- APPENDIX ONE – TUNING 5- Dotted Quarter Notes 6- Flats 7- Sharps 8- Eighth Notes 9- Sixth String Notes 10- Fifth String Notes 11- Fourth String Notes 12- INTRODUCTION 13- Second String Notes 14- Tablature 15- First String Notes 16- Approach to Practice 17- Tuning Hints 18- Supplementary Pieces 19- Alternate Picking 20- Open Position Notes 21- Rests 22- Note Summary 23- Note Summary 24- Duets 25- Other Titles in this Series 26- Electronic Tuners 27- Count, Pick and Fingering Symbols 28- Note Summary 29- Right Hand Support 30- Using an Electronic Tuner 31- Pick Technique 32- Acoustic Guitars 33- Electric Guitars 34- Amplifiers 35- Strings 36- Seating 37- Standing 38- Right Hand and Arm 39- The Rudiments of Music 40- Note Values 41- Time Signatures

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