3rd ed. — thisisclassicalguitar.com, 2014. — 81 p.Progressive Method
Introduction to Notation and Rhythm
Right Hand Walking No. 1 & 2, Arpeggio Prelude
Open String Duets: Nocturne, Nuevo Tango
Left Hand Notes, Prelude No. 1, Prelude No. 2, Notes, Ode to Joy
Notes and C Major Scale, Note Naming No. 1, Twinkle Twinkle, Jazz Cat No. 1
Eighth Notes, Allegro, New Notes, Note Naming No. 2, Summer Cicada, Sor Study,
Accidentals & Chromatic Scale, Greensleeves, Minuet in G, Note Naming No. 3
Checkpoint No. 1
New notes, Canon in D, Short Reading Works, Impertinence Duet
In the Hall of the Mountain King, Jesu Joy Of Man’s Desiring, Canary Jig, Turkey in the Straw
Major Scale Theory
Checkpoint No. 2
Two-Voice Textures: The Swan, Leyenda, Sicilano,
Arpeggio Prelude No. 2, Django Swing, Tutu Maramba, Very Little Romance
Final Pieces: Andante, Spagnoletta
Chords & Blues
First Chords, London Bridge, Expanding Chords, Tom Dooley, Full Chords, Red River Valley
Scarborough Fair, Saint James Infirmary, House of the Rising Sun
Chord construction and reference chord progressions: I, IV, V, vi Chords
I, IV, V Practice; I, IV, V,vi Practice
Scales for Blues and Popular music: Pentatonic Minor and Blues Scales
Twelve Bar Blues, The Shuffle, Rhythm Riff Blues
Supplement
Harmonic/melodic intervals, Introduction to 3rd and 5th Position
Right-hand alternation on open strings, left-hand placement and slurs
Scales: Single String Scales, Chromatic on E, Major and Natural Minor
Blank Notation Paper
