Progressive Rhythm Guitar Includes Tab and DC and DVD

Progressive Rhythm Guitar Includes Tab and DC and DVD
By Gary Turner and Brenton White

Content
Introduction
Using the Video and Audio, Using a Tuner
Solid Body Electric, Steel String Acoustic
Seating, The Pick

Section 1
Lesson

•      Chord Diagrams, A and D chords, right-hand position, the left hand
•      Musical terms, rhythm patterns, chord progression, picot finger
•      E Chord, 12 bar blues, ew rhythm patterns, rhythm variations
•      G and C Chords, first string notes, the quarter note, tablature
•      Turnaround No.1, second-string notes,
•     F Chord, Turnaround No. 2, third-string notes, the half note
•      A7, D7 and E7 chords, fourth string notes
•      Continuous right-hand movement, fifth string notes, the eighth note
•      Alternative chord fingerings, G7 and C7 chords, alternative chord forms two bar rhythms
•      Blues in E, sixth string notes, the whole note, the dotted half note, the dotted quarter note
•      Note Summary, note values, bass note picking
•      Time Signature, 3/4 time, bass note picking (3/4 time)
•      Am and Dm chords, bass note runs
•      Cmaj7 and Fmaj7 chords, sixteenth note rhythm patterns
•      Amaj7, Dmaj7 and Gmaj7 chords, maj7 progression, chromatic scale
•      Chromatic note summary, progression in A, experiments in bass note picking
•      Bm chord, triplet rhythm, Turnaround 1 in D
•      E6 and A6 chords, Blues in E, the major scale
•      "Rock" chords, 12 bar in A, Rock chord variation
•      Asus, Dsus and Esus chords, G major scale
•      The hammer-on,k the pull off

Section 2

• The Bar Chord, root 6 bar chord, root 6 bar chord progression
• Progression in F, the percussive strum (bar and open chords)
• Bar chord progression, key signatures
• Root 6 Minor bar chord, minor bar chord progressions
• Two bar percussive rhythm, summary of scales and key signatures
• Dominant 7th bar chord (root 6), Blues in F, rests in music
• Right-hand deadening technique, eighth note rests
• Staccato strumming
• Root 5 bar chord, 12 bar in G
• Basic blues patterns, 1 & 2
• Dampening Technique
• "Rock" chords, Blues pattern No. 3
• Root 5 minor bar chord, root 5 minor bar chord progression
• Turnaround patterns
• Right-hand rhythm techniques, chord construction-major chords
• Dominant 7th bar chord (root 5), reggae rhythms
• Arpeggio picking, arpeggio variations
• Arpeggio picking with bass note runs, chord construction-minor chords
• Min7th chords, chord construction-dom7th, and min7th chords
• Major 6th chords, 7th chords - "rock" form
• Rock rhythm
• Simple and compound time, 6/8 time examples

Section Two Summary, extra progressions

Section 3

• Bar chord formations
• Suspended chords, suspended example
• Major seventh chords
• Off beat rhythms
• Ninth chords, chord substitution, turnaround in A, Jazz Blues in Bb
• Augmented chords, augmented example
• Diminished chords
• Root 6 6th chord-alternative form, root 6 m7th chords-alternative form, root 6 m6th chords, Jazz Blues in G
• Dominant 7th chord-alternative form, 12 bar in D
• New sixteenth note rhythm, sixteenth note variations

Section Three Summary, extra progressions

Appendix One: Tuning, tuning hints
Appendix Two: Song list, sheet music
Appendix Three: Transposing, Capo
Appendix Four: Groups
Appendix Five: Minor Keys
Chord formula chart, altered chords, scale tone chords
Glossary of musical terms