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Product Description
The Theory section of this book uses extremely simple language to explain the basics of music theory. The exercises require the student to write out the problem or example using staff notation, and then to find those notes on a guitar fretboard diagram. This book takes the student through simple interval examples to highly complex chords, and unlike any other workbook used in academia, the answers to all problems are found in the back of the book. All theory is made to apply directly to the fretboard of the guitar, thus ingraining the information in both the head and hands.
The Theory section of this book uses extremely simple language to explain the basics of music theory. The exercises require the student to write out the problem or example using staff notation, and then to find those notes on a guitar fretboard diagram. This book takes the student through simple interval examples to highly complex chords, and unlike any other workbook used in academia, the answers to all problems are found in the back of the book. All theory is made to apply directly to the fretboard of the guitar, thus ingraining the information in both the head and hands.
There is also videos for this book which are found in the member's area on our website. These videos will show you how to apply the information you learn in this book directly to the guitar.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Foreword
Music theory and chord construction
Basic Intervals exercise
Larger Intervals exercise
Triads exercise
Seventh Chord Introduction
13 Basic Seventh Chords exercise
Major Sevenths with tensions introduction
Major Sevenths with tensions exercise
Minor Sevenths with tensions introduction
Minor Sevenths with tensions exercise
Dominant Sevenths with tensions introduction
Dominant Sevenths with tensions exercise
Dominant Seventh Sus4 with tensions introduction
Dominant Seventh Sus4 with tensions exercise
-7b5 Sevenths with tensions introduction
-7b5 Sevenths with tensions exercise
Diminished 7 Sevenths with tensions introduction
Diminished 7 Sevenths with tensions exercise
Minor Major Sevenths with tensions introduction
Minor Major Sevenths with tensions exercise
Major Seventh#5 tensions introduction
Major Seventh#5 with tensions exercise
Basic Intervals answers
Larger Intervals answers
Triads answers
13 Basic Seventh Chords answers
Major Sevenths with tensions answers
Minor Sevenths with tensions answers
Dominant Sevenths with tensions answers
Dominant Seventh Sus4 with tensions answers
-7b5 Sevenths with tensions answers
Diminished 7 Sevenths with tensions answers
Minor Major Sevenths with tensions answers
Major Seventh#5 with tensions answers
From the Publisher
We are very excited about Mr. Arnold's Workbook series. The feedback we have received has validated our instincts that the books are a long-needed breakthrough in music education. Mr. Arnold has culled from his many years of teaching both privately and on the university level, and has provided information and teaching approaches which have never been presented in quite this way. The serious student will find the books to be a real "Rosetta Stone" for music theory and its application, while the professional musician will find them to be bountiful compendiums of information and lifelong companions in the voyage of musical discovery.
