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    RJMC-Guitar Foundation Course

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    The document provides an overview and lessons for a foundation guitar course. It includes 1-3 sentence explanations of various musical concepts like treble clef note names, time signatures, rhythm, dynamics, and more. Examples are provided to demonstrate each concept, and an index lists the lessons and corresponding page numbers. The document serves as a guide for learning basic guitar skills and music theory.

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    The document provides an overview and lessons for a foundation guitar course. It includes 1-3 sentence explanations of various musical concepts like treble clef note names, time signatures, rhythm, dynamics, and more. Examples are provided to demonstrate each concept, and an index lists the lessons and corresponding page numbers. The document serves as a guide for learning basic guitar skills and music theory.

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    RJ Music Classes

    Foundation Course
    Guitar

    1
    Index
    Lesson Page no

    Cover page and Index 1-3

    Line and space names of treble clef 4

    Line and space names practice 5-8

    Rhythm 9

    Time Signature 10

    Ode to joy 11

    C Major Scale Ex 12-14

    Daddy Finger 15

    Higher Note Semibreve, Waltz, Minim, 16-19


    Crotchet

    Up beat 20

    Key Signature 21

    Merry Christmas 22

    Dotted Crotchet and Quaver 23

    2
    500 Miles 24

    Staccato and Legato 25

    Bingo 26

    Accent 27

    If you are happy 28

    Rest Value 29

    Aura lee 30

    Dynamics 31

    Sing me to sleep 32-34

    Tie and Slur 35

    We shall over come 36,37

    Natural 38

    National Anthem 39-41

    5th string notes, Volga Boatmen Peter Grey 42

    6th string notes, Bass note Rock, Mission 43-46


    Impossible and Review

    Chord Notes 47

    3
    Line and Space Names of Treble Clef

    Lines: - Every Green Bus Drives Fast

    Spaces: - F A C E

    4
    Line and Space names practice
    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Lines _____ ______ ______ ______ _______

    Spaces ___ ___ ___ ___ Spaces ____ ___ ___ ____

    Spaces ___ ___ ___ ___ Spaces ____ ___ ___ ____

    Spaces ___ ___ ___ ___ Spaces ____ ___ ___ ____

    Spaces ___ ___ ___ ___ Spaces ____ ___ ___ ____

    Spaces ___ ___ ___ ___ Spaces ____ ___ ___ ____

    5
    1)Name the notes.

    6
    7
    2)Name the note and note value given below.

    C234 D2 E

    8
    Rhythm
    Rhythm is the pattern of sound, silence and
    emphasis in a song.

    These notes are quavers which


    has to be played for half count.

    9
    Time Signature
    A time signature tells you how the music is to be
    counted. The time signature is written at the
    beginning of the stave after the clef and key
    signature.

    You will learn 3 types of Time Signatures in this


    Course.
    Time
    Signature

    10
    Voice-

    Style-

    11
    Two dots are called
    “Repeat sign” which
    means to repeat the song.

    12
    13
    14
    Voice-

    Style-

    15
    16
    17
    18
    19
    Up Beat
    Not every music begins on first beat . Music
    sometimes begins with an incomplete bar
    called “Up Beat” as shown in the song below.
    Ex: -(1)

    Up Beat

    Ex: -(2)

    Up Beat

    20
    Key Signature
    Key signature, in musical notation, the
    arrangement of sharp or flat signs on particular lines
    and spaces of a musical staff to indicate that the
    corresponding notes, in every octave, are to be
    consistently raised (by sharps) or lowered (by flats)
    from their natural pitches.

    Ex-(1) There is a flat(b) symbol on third line which is B.


    That means every B note should be played as Bb (B
    flat).
    For example, this note
    should be played as Bb

    Ex-(2)
    There is a Sharp (#) symbol on the 5th
    line. That means every F note which
    comes in the song should be played as F#

    21
    22
    Dotted Crotchet and Quaver

    Quaver will have ½ Count

    Dotted Crotchet will have 1 ½ Count

    Exercise in Dotted Crotchet and Quaver rhythm

    23
    24
    Staccato:- Play the marked notes detached.

    Legato:- Play the entire song smoothly.

    25
    26
    Accent :- Play the marked note with force or stress
    the note.

    Swing Rhythm :- The pulse is divided


    unequally.
    Play these notes in straight rhythm

    Play these notes in swing rhythm

    27
    Swing

    28
    Rest Values
    Rest value tells how long to stop.

    Rest Name Rest Rest Value


    Semibreve 4
    Rest
    Dotted 3
    minim Rest
    Minim Rest 2

    Crotchet 1
    Rest
    Quaver Rest ½

    29
    30
    Dynamics
    Dynamics tell a player how loud or soft to play.

    31
    32
    33
    34
    Tie:-Play the marked notes together.

    Slur:- Play the marked notes smoothly.

    35
    36
    37
    Natural : -

    A natural sign is another type of accidental


    that is used to cancel out any key that is
    sharped or flatted.

    Exercise-

    38
    39
    40
    41
    42
    43
    44
    45
    6th String 5th String 4th String

    3rd String 2nd String 1st String

    46
    47

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