Guitar Style Resource, The
SKU: 00-39292
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You've learned the basics of guitar, so now it’s time to explore new styles and techniques to help you become a well-rounded and more knowledgeable player. With The Guitar Style Resource, you will be exposed to a variety of musical influences that will help you create a unique, original, and exciting sound. Using examples based on actual songs, you will learn the essential elements of various styles. Learn about important players and understand what goes into creating a great guitar part. Dig in and explore new concepts that will unleash your inner musical potential. The included CD clearly demonstrates the musical examples in the book.* Explore a wide variety of styles from rock and reggae to classical and funk* Learn about the styles and recordings of pioneering players* Master techniques such as fingerstyle, palm muting, hammer-ons, pull-offs, and bending* Covers acoustic and electric guitar technique* Includes sample licks and tips on soloing
- SKU
- 00-39292
- Composer
- Green, Raleigh
- Voicing
- Guitar
- Manufacturer
- ALFRED
- Barcode
- 038081439846
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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INTRODUCTION
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Basic Notation and Theory
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CHAPTER ONE: The Guitar Styles Toolbox
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Lesson 1: Simplifying the Fretboard
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Lesson 2: The Octave Pattern
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Lesson 3: The CAGED System
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Lesson 4: Simplifying the CAGED System
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Lesson 5: Movable Fretboard Shapes
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Lesson 6: Using Scale Degrees to Build Chords
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CHAPTER TWO: Rock Guitar
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Lesson 1: Palm Muting
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Lesson 2: Rock Chords
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Muting and Barring on the Fretboard
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Lesson 3: Rock Chord Shapes
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Lesson 4: Rock Chord Progressions
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Voice-Leading Labyrinth
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Three-String Strum
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Sweet Molasses
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Lesson 5: Rock Chord Embellishments
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Frost
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Lesson 6: Soloing in a Rock Style
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CHAPTER THREE: Blues Guitar
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Lesson 1: Roman Numerals
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Lesson 2: The 12-Bar Blues
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Basic 12-Bar Blues
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The Chile's Gone
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Lesson 3: The Blues Shuffle
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The Troubled 8-Bar Shuffle
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Stevie's Shuffle
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Lesson 4: The 12/8 Blues
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Cloudy Day Blues
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Lesson 5: Soloing in a Blues Style
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CHAPTER FOUR: Acoustic Guitar
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Lesson 1: Slash Chords and the Bass/Strum
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Afternoon Again
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Absolutely
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Lesson 2: The Quintessential Strum
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Half a Strum to Play
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A Twist of Lime
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Lesson 3: The Muted Strum
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Fret-Hand Mute
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Take a Seat
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Moments Like Those
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Flap
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Lesson 4: Tricky Strumming Simplified
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Lesson 5: Acoustic Soloing
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CHAPTER FIVE: Fingerstyle Guitar
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Lesson 1: Pick Your Variation
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Lesson 2: Fingerpicking Potential
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Passenger Pigeon
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Lesson 3: Travis Picking
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Travis Rag
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Lesson 4: Melodic Fingerpicking
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Fingerpicking Paradise
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CHAPTER SIX: Classical Guitar
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Lesson 1: Posture and Positioning
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Lesson 2: Classical Fingerpicking
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Lesson 3: The Renaissance and Baroque Periods
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Greensleeves
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Cello Suite No. 1 (Prelude)
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Minuet in G
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Lesson 4: The Classical Period
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Etude in A Minor
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Allegro in G
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Prelude in C
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Lesson 5: Flamenco Guitar
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Rapid Rasgueados
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Flamenco Fingers Flying
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CHAPTER SEVEN: Metal and Shred Guitar
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Lesson 1: Metal Rhythm
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Lesson 2: Tremolo Picking
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Lesson 3: Drop D and Odd-Time Riffs
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Lesson 4: Neo-Classical Metal
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Malmsteen Madness
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Lesson 5: Shredding Tricks
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CHAPTER EIGHT: Reggae and Ska Guitar
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Lesson 1: Reggae Chord Voicings
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Lesson 2: Reggae Rhythm Chops
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Lesson 3: Single-Note Syncopations
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Rastafari Police
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Lesson 4: Third Wave Ska
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Don't Come Toasting
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More Than Inspired
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Dr. Bosstone
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Sub-Lime
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Reel Big Sale
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CHAPTER NINE: Funk Guitar
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Lesson 1: Single-Note Funk Lines
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Funky Strut
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Lesson 2: The Chicken Scratch
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Feeling Funky
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Lesson 3: Building Chord Extensions
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Lesson 4: Funky Rhythm Guitar
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Theme Park Funk
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Bag of Potatoes
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Funk Machine
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Super Funky
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CHAPTER TEN: Jazz Guitar
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Lesson 1: Jazz Chord Progressions
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How New the Key
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Chords in the Afternoon
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Some Keys You Play
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Lesson 2: Soloing Over ii-V-I Progressions
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Lesson 3: Jazz Blues & Walking Bass
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Bop Blues Stroll
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Lesson 4: Soloing Over a Jazz Blues
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Bebop Blues Solo
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Lesson 5: Jazz Chord Inversions
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Fall Inversions
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Lesson 6: Adding Color to Your Chords
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Lesson 7: Latin Jazz
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How Syncopated
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Lesson 8: Modal Jazz
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Modal Impression
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Lesson 9: Modal Jazz Soloing
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Tonal Modal
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Lesson 10: Jazz Soloing Strategies
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Maybe
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Outward Inclination
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Yellow Noon
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Not Just Acquaintances
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Conclusion
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Guitar Fretboard Chart