gitar metodu

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This chapter covers a large amount of material. Application of these terms and concepts will help
in your understanding of this material. If something seems unclear at this point, then continue to
the first lesson and see how the notation is applied to the guitar music. Periodically review this
information until you have a clear understanding of all of the following terms.
Musical Alphabet
Staff
Clef Sign
Treble Clef
Lines (E G B D F )
Spaces (F A C E )
Ledger Lines
Note Values
Rests
Whole note
Half note
Quarter note
Eighth note
Sixteenth note
Barline
Measure
Double Barline
Repeat Sign
Meter
Time Signature
Tie Line
The tablature notation under the standard notation (marked TAB) shows you where on the fretboard
the notes can be played. The six lines of the tablature represent the six strings of the guitar (the top
line is string 1). The numbers are the fret positions on the string that the left hand should play. The
number zero refers to the open string (unfretted). In the example below the standard notation shows
three quarter notes, C, D and E. The TAB shows that C is played on string 2 at the first fret, D is
played on string 2 at the third fret and E is played on the string 1, open. There is no rhythm in the
tablature. Read the standard notation for the rhythmic element.
T
A
B
1 3
0