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A Comparison of New Guitar Methods |
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For 6- & 7-String in Standard & Uniform Tunings
The following sequence of studies alternates between progressive levels of chord usage and their logical prerequisites.
The Standard Tuning employs both major thirds and perfect fourths between strings. Unfortunately, this produces an irregular pitch matrix on the fretboard. The uniform tunings (All Fourths and Major Thirds) have the advantage of more-regular and therefore more-easily-learned and -used patterns. In addition, the Major Thirds Tuning is advantageous to close voicings of chords and management of multiple, independent lines at once.
| Standard Tuning | All 4ths Tuning | Major 3rds Tuning | |
| Introduction Fretboard Fingering Picking, Strumming &c. Open Chords Triads Tetrads/7ths Pitches Movable Chords Triads Tetrads/7ths Intervals Ear Training Arpeggios Triads Tetrads/7ths Scales Chromatic Pentatonic Hexatonic Diatonic Octatonic Extended Chords Fingerpicking & Rhythm Chord-Melody Maps Glossary Index | Introduction 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String | Introduction 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String | Introduction 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String 6-String 7-String |
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