Diploma in Guitar Part I
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1 Diploma in Guitar Part I Lesson 2 Notation and Basic Chords Presented by: Marko Gazic Course Educator B.S. in Education
2 Lesson 1 Recap About us Course Agenda Member Area & Community Course Engagement Holding a Guitar Tuning a Guitar Picking a Guitar Getting our Fingers Fretting and Playing Challenge
3 Today s Lesson Two Types of Notation Notes on the Guitar Spider and Stretching Exercises Revisited Our First Chords Summary Course Interaction Next Steps Q & A
4 Course Competition Win a Shaw Academy Lifetime Membership Ultimate Guitar Programme +PLUS Shaw Academy Lifetime Membership Type: INFO Winner will be announced Live during lesson 8
5 GUITAR COURSE TOOL KIT INCLUDED: Exclusive Starter Pack Webinar Slides for every lesson Summary Notes for every lesson ONLY Bonus Videos Enhance your learning experience!
6 The Truth Is Answer the Poll Have an Open Mind!!! You Can!!!
7 Are you ready to make your dreams come true?
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9 Two Types of Notation Two Types of Notation
10 Two Types of Notation 1. Standard Notation 2. Tablature Notation
11 Two Types of Notation To stimulate the brain we will continuously ask questions How can Notating help us learn the guitar more quickly?
12 Two Types of Notation Standard Notation
13 Two Types of Notation The Note
14 Two Types of Notation The Note The Sharp
15 Two Types of Notation The Note
16 Two Types of Notation The Note The Flat
17 Two Types of Notation The Note
18 Two Types of Notation The Note The Natural
19 Two Types of Notation The Note
20 Two Types of Notation The Note Bb Ab F# C# B
21 Two Types of Notation The Treble Clef
22 Two Types of Notation The Time Signature
23 Two Types of Notation The Measure or Bar
24 Two Types of Notation
25 Two Types of Notation
26 Nothing Else Matters Low E G B High E B G
27 Metronome
28 Two Types of Notation Tablature Notation
29 Two Types of Notation Tablature Notation High E B G D A Low E
30 Two Types of Notation Tablature Notation E B G D AE
31 Two Types of Notation Standard and Tablature Notation
32 Notes on the Guitar Notes on the Guitar
33 Notes on the Guitar Fretboard Diagram
34 Notes on the Guitar Middle C
35 Question How can Notating help us learn the guitar more quickly?
36 Spider Exercise Revisited Spider & Stretching Exercises Revisited
37 Spider Exercise Revisited
38 Spider Exercise Revisited
39 Spider Exercise Revisited
40 Spider Exercise Revisited
41 Spider Exercise Revisited Spider Exercise F F# G G# C C# D D# G# A A# B D# E F F# A# B C C# F F# G G#
42 Stretching Exercise Revisited
43 Stretching Exercise Revisited
44 Stretching Exercise Revisited 3 rd Finger on 2 nd Fret of B string 2 nd Finger on 1 st Fret of High E string
45 Stretching Exercise Revisited 3 rd Finger on 2 nd Fret of High E string 2 nd Finger on 1 st Fret of B string
46 Stretching Exercise Revisited
47 Stretching Exercise Revisited
48 Stretching Exercise Revisited 4 th Finger on 2 nd Fret of B string 3 rd Finger on 1 st Fret of High E string
49 Stretching Exercise Revisited 4 th Finger on 2 nd Fret of High E string 3 rd Finger on 1 st Fret of B string
50 Stretching Exercise Revisited
51 Stretching Exercise Revisited
52 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise High E and B strings
53 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise G and high E Strings
54 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise G & High E Strings
55 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise G & High E Strings
56 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise D and high E Strings
57 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise D & High E Strings
58 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise D & High E Strings
59 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise A and high E Strings
60 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise A & High E Strings
61 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise A & High E Strings
62 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise Low and High E strings
63 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise Low & High E Strings
64 Stretching Exercise Revisited Stretching Exercise Low & High E Strings
65 Our First Chords Our First Chords
66 Our First Chords What Are Chords?
67 Our First Chords What are Chords? 3 or more notes Played in unison
68 Our First Chords E minor 2 nd Finger on 2 nd Fret of A String 3 rd Finger on 2 nd Fret of D String
69 Our First Chords Strumming Pattern 1 Down Down Down Down
70 Our First Chords E Major 2 nd Finger on 2 nd Fret of A String 3 rd Finger on 2 nd Fret of D String 1 st Finger on 1 st Fret of G String
71 Our First Chords Strumming Pattern 2 Down Up Down Up Down Up Down Up 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and
72 Our First Chords A Minor 2 nd Finger on 2 nd Fret of D String 3 rd Finger on 2 nd Fret of G String 1 st Finger on 1 st Fret of B String
73 Our First Chords A Minor
74 Our First Chords Hozier Take Me to Church E minor A Minor
75 Our First Chords Neil Young Rockin in the Free World E minor
76 Our First Chords E Major The Proclaimers m Gonna Be (500 Miles)
77 Our First Chords E Major Def Leppard Pour Some Sugar On Me
78 Class Interaction Quick reminder to keep uploading your guitar pictures or Contact us with any questions
79 Class Interaction And keep voting for your favourite or We will learn the Number 1 song in Lesson 6
80 Challenge Your Favourite Song Let It Be Brown Eyed Girl The Beatles Van Morrison #shawletitbe #shawbrowneyedgirl Thinking Out Loud Ed Sheeran #shawthinkingoutloud I m Yours Take Me Home Jason Mraz John Denver #shawimyours #shawtakemehome Vote for your Favourite or guitar@shawacademy.com
81 Today s Question What interval determines Major or Minor?
82 Our Guitar YouTube Channel
83 Summary Two Types of Notation Notes on the Guitar Spider & Stretching Exercises Revisited Our First Chords o Now we can start building on.. o Attend all of the lessons live to ask Questions in real time and benefit the most o We re here to help, so contact us anytime!
84 Next Lesson The next session is Flying Fingers Finger-picking Exercise Scales Major Scale & Minor Scale Formulas Intervals More Chords Attend all of the lessons LIVE and your knowledge will grow Shaw Academy Lifetime Membership Prize during Lesson 6 Recordings are available within 24 hours Go to and then the Top Right Corner Members Area
85 QUESTION TIME See you back for Lesson 3 Making It Easier to Learn the Guitar
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