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An Introduction To The Guitar!

An Introduction To The Guitar!. Parts of a Guitar . Unamplified Acoustic Guitar #1 . Steel String Guitar *Hallow body, flat top, round sound hole, narrow neck *Bright, brassy, forceful tone quality *Perfect for the folk, country, ragtime, blues, and pop genres of music

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An Introduction To The Guitar!

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  1. An Introduction To The Guitar!

  2. Parts of a Guitar

  3. Unamplified Acoustic Guitar #1 Steel String Guitar *Hallow body, flat top, round sound hole, narrow neck *Bright, brassy, forceful tone quality *Perfect for the folk, country, ragtime, blues, and pop genres of music *Can be played with a pick, fingers, or thumb

  4. Unamplified Acoustic Guitar #2 Nylon String Classical Guitar *Played with nylon strings *Hallow body, flat top, round sound hole, wider neck *Dark, mellow, delicate tone *Perfect for pop, folk, Latin, and jazz genres *Plucked with fingers

  5. Amplified Guitar #1 Solid Body Electric Guitar *Without amplification… too soft to be heard *Relies on pick up mics and amp *Solid body, thin neck, “cut away design” *Lots of high notes, but all notes are possible *Perfect for playing blues and rock music

  6. Amplified Guitar #2 Semi-Hallow Body Electric *Thin and semi-hallow body *Arched back, F holes, pick guard *Thin neck *Dark and mellow tone quality *Without an amp, this guitar can barely be heard *Perfect for jazz, country, rock, blues and pop *Good sustain and could be played at high volume levels

  7. Another Look…

  8. Point To The _________ On your Instrument! • Headstock • Tuners • Frets • Neck • Sound Hole • Pick Guard • Bridge • Saddle • Body

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