Guitar+Music+Theory

==== Understanding Music Theory is essential for the serious guitar student! Understanding what you play on the instrument will help you to understand the secrets of the guitar fretboard. Learning the language of music will allow you to communicate more effectively with other "music" people. This general knowledge can be applied to any musical situation, or any other instrument! Your advanced understanding will make you the musical leader of your group! ==== || || [|Go To The Tag Cloud] || Audio soon! || Defines intervals & their importance ||
 * =**//Guitar Fretboard Theory//** =
 * == **// Physical Guitar //** ** //Music Theory Applied To The Guitar Fretboard// ** == ||
 * == ** Lesson Title ** == || == ** PDF ** == || == ** Sound ** == || == ** Description ** == ||
 * == What Is An Interval? == || [[file:What Is An Interval.pdf]]
 * == Half & Whole Steps == || [[file:fretboard_theory1_half_whole.pdf]] || Audio soon! || Learn and play the most basic intervals and scales ||
 * == Naturally Occurring ==

Intervals On Guitar
|| || Audio soon! || Pre-tuned intervals! || || Audio soon! || Learn the note names! Beyond TAB! ||
 * == Guitar Note Chart == || [[file:NOTE NAMES.pdf]]


 * ==//**Physical Guitar**// is not the "end all" voice in music theory! ==

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==== is part of the **Dolmetsch Company** web. They make recorders (the instrument, not the machine!) The music theory reference section is a super resource organized by **Dr. Brian Blood**. Click into this site and be amazed! What a wealth of information! ==== ||

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