Music in Two Parts
Guitar music is often written in two parts, with both parts played by the same musician. You can compare it with a duet, where two different parts are written on two staves. In classical guitar music, the two parts are written on one staff. In this case, the melody part is played rest stroke with the fingers and the bass part is played free stroke with the thumb.
Class Sessions
1- Time for a challenge
2- Notes and Terms
3- Using i, m and a
4- Free Stroke With the Fingers
5- Music in Two Parts
6- Mixing Thumb and Fingers
7- The Left Hand Thumb
8- INTRODUCTION
9- The Low Note A
10- Eight Note
11- The Open D Note
12- The Scale
13- Duets
14- The Note G
15- Mystery Tunes
16- Free Stroke
17- Practicing the Right Hand
18- Left Hand Fingering Numbers
19- Practice
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