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Although learning any musical instrument is not easy, the classic guitar seems to be especially challenging- Because it offers so many possibilities for mistaken approaches, the guitar often proves confusing to students in both technique and musical development what initially appears easiest and most natural often turns out to be incorrect. 此部分共[3]页：  1>>  2>>  3>> 〖Aaron Shearer -- Learning the Classic Guitar Part II（学习演奏古典吉他）〗 　　Aaron Shearer -- Learning the Classic Guitar Part.2　 　　Head Pages　 　　Contents　 　　Introduction　 　　Music and the Guitar　 　　　　In Brief　 　　　　The Five Basic Materials of Music　 　　Learning to Read Music　 　　　　In Brief　 　　　　Rhythm　 　　　　Directing the Beat　 　　　　Rhythm Notation　 　　　　Meter and Time Signature　 　　　　Using the Metronome　 　　　　Directing the Beat with Your Foot　 　　　　Pitch Notation　 　　Beginning to Read and Play Music　 　　　　Before You Begin　 　　　　The Open Third and Fourth Strings　 　　　　The Pre-Reading Procedure　 　　　　Duets for Study　 　　　　The Open Second String　 　　　　Note Values Longer than the Beat　 　　　　Different Endings of a Piece　 　　　　Notes on the Fingerboard　 　　　　A (La) on Third String　 　　　　Visualizing Notes on the Fingerboard　 　　　　C(Do) and D(Re) on 2nd String　 　　　　4/4 Time and the Whole Value　 　　　　2/2: Alla Breve　 　　　　E(Mi),F(Fa),and G(So) on the 1st String　 　　　　Playing Scale Passages Involving 3 High Strings　 　　　　The Open Fifth and SIxth Strings　 　　　　The Tie　 　　Solo Playing of Music in Two Parts　 　　　　Syncopation　 　　　　G#(Si)+ on 3rd String　 　　　　3/4 Time and the Dotted Half Value　 　　　　The Dotted Quarter Value　 　　Beginning Free-Stroke Sounding Two Notes Simultaneously　 　　　　F#(Fi) on 1st String and C#(Di) on 2nd String　 　　　　The Key Signature　 　　　　Further Training of the Fourth Finger　 　　　　Accidentals in Music　 　　　　E(Mi) and F(Fa) on the 4th String　 　　　　Beginning a Free-Stroke: Chords of Three Notes　 此部分共[3]页：  1>>  2>>  3>> 〖Aaron Shearer -- Learning the Classic Guitar Part II（学习演奏古典吉他）〗

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