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6 Part Beginners Guitar Course - Part Two
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Jamorama – The Ultimate Guitar Learning Kit
Hi there and welcome to Part Two of the Beginners Mini-Course on Learning How to Play the Guitar. This mini-course gives you a taste of what's covered in Jamorama - The Ultimate Guitar Learning Kit!
In this course you will learn powerful tips and skills to get you playing the guitar with the fluency and accuracy of a professional, and by the end of it you will be able to play a full song by yourself.
Ben Edwards - Creator of Jamorama
Guitar Lesson - How to Read Guitar Tablature
TAB or tablature is the most common method of writing out music for the guitar. It is different from classical music notation in that; TAB uses ordinary numbers and keyboard characters as opposed to standard musical notation which uses symbols . Because of this format, anyone with a computer can write or read TAB making it the most user friendly way to read and communicate guitar music. Also TAB relates directly to the fret board of your guitar meaning that you may easily see where you put your fingers.
In the full version of Jamorama, both standard musical notation and tablature are used. But for this six day course we will only use TAB. The reason for this is that tablature is very easy to read and you should have no problems learning TAB in a few short minutes of reading .
TAB has some weak points , the worst of which is that rhythm can't be easily indicated. This shouldn't pose a problem though, as I will indicate the rhythm for each exercise using the strum indicators that were introduced in lesson one.
OK. To start I want you to look at your guitar and you will clearly see that it has six strings going from thickest to thinniest. On a TAB diagram , the thinnest string , (or 1st string as its most commonly called) is at the top -