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Just analyzed). You can either choose an available suffix or re-enter the suffix. Choose the Chord tool . The Chord menu appears. Click the note or beat on which you want the chord to appear. A cursor appears above the note, aligned with the chord positioning arrows. Type the chord that you want to appear in the score, such as “BbM7/C”. Type an underscore (shift-hyphen) instead of a slash if you want the alternate bass note (C in this example) placed under the root. You can also type | (shift-backslash) instead of a slash or an underscore; this will place the alternate bass note below and slightly to the right of the root. An alternate method of entering suffixes is to type a colon followed by the slot number of the suffix shown in the Chord Suffix Selection dialog box. Or, type a colon followed by zero. If you type a slot number, PrintMusic displays the corresponding suffix from the Chord Suffix Selection dialog box. If you type a zero, the Chord Suffix Selection dialog box appears, where you can choose a suffix. Type uppercase letters unless you want the root and alternate bass note to use lowercase letters. Use the Caps Lock key when you know you want only uppercase chords—to enter a flat symbol with Caps Lock engaged, press shift-B (for lowercase). Press ENTER to accept the change. Or, press SPACEBAR, TAB, or SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW to move to the next entry, or click the next note on which

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Form major key progression using motif development and the five elements of contrastPRACTICE: Unit 10 practice routine LEVEL 2 Unit 1 THEORY: Identifying intervalsFRETBOARD LOGIC: The Pattern II major pentatonic scale, pattern II major scale, mixing barre chords and open chord voicings, interval shapes on the fretboard—2nds and 3rds on one string, Introduction to the Octave Shape Family TreeTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with 8th notes across stringsRHYTHM NOTATION: Meter, measures, barlines, notes, and restsRHYTHM GUITAR: Folk rhythm guitarIMPROVISATION: Soloing with Straight 8th-note subdivisionPRACTICE: Unit 1 practice routine Unit 2 THEORY: Measuring and Constructing IntervalsFRETBOARD LOGIC: The Pattern IV major pentatonic scale, pattern IV major scale, mixing barre chords and open chord voicings, intervals on the fretboard—2nds and 3rds on adjacent stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with a syncopated 8th-note subdivisionRHYTHM NOTATION: Note heads, stems, and flagsRHYTHM GUITAR: Folk rhythm guitarIMPROVISATION: Soloing with syncopated straight 8th notesPRACTICE: Unit 2 practice routine Unit 3 THEORY: Major, minor, augmented, and diminished triad formulas, sus4 chord formulaFRETBOARD LOGIC: Pattern V major pentatonic scale, pattern V major scale, 3-string-set major triad shapes, intervals on the fretboard—4ths and 5ths on adjacent stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with 16th note subdivisionRHYTHM NOTATION: Meter and time signaturesRHYTHM GUITAR: Folk rhythm guitar, fingerpickingIMPROVISATION: Soloing with a straight-16th note subdivisionPRACTICE: Unit 3 practice routine Unit 4 THEORY: Analyzing triads, chord symbolsFRETBOARD LOGIC: Pattern I minor pentatonic scale, pattern I natural minor scale, Triad Super Shapes, intervals on the fretboard—6ths on adjacent stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with syncopated 16th-note subdivisionRHYTHM NOTATION: Note and rest valuesRHYTHM GUITAR: Folk

Rhythm guitar, alternating bass fingerpickingIMPROVISATION: Soloing with a syncopated 16-note subdivisionPRACTICE: Unit 4 practice routine Unit 5 THEORY: Triad constructionFRETBOARD LOGIC: Pattern III minor pentatonic scale, Pattern III natural minor scale, creating parts with 3-string-set triad shapes, intervals on the fretboard—6ths and 7ths on non-adjacent stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with 8th-note tripletsRHYTHM NOTATION: Dots and tiesRHYTHM GUITAR: Folk rhythm guitar progressionsIMPROVISATION: Soloing with 8th-note tripletsPRACTICE: Unit 5 practice routine Unit 6 THEORY: Harmonized major scale with triadsFRETBOARD LOGIC: The Pattern V minor pentatonic scale, pattern V natural minor scale, patterns I and III major triad arpeggios, creating parts with 3-string-set minor Super Shapes, intervals on the fretboard—2nds and 3rds on adjacent top three stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with syncopated 8th-note tripletsRHYTHM NOTATION: Spacing and grouping of notesRHYTHM GUITAR: Classic rock rhythm guitar, common power chordsIMPROVISATION: Soloing with syncopated 8th-note tripletsPRACTICE: Unit 6 practice routine Unit 7 THEORY: Chord families, analyzing chord progressions in major keysFRETBOARD LOGIC: Overlapping pentatonic shapes, patterns II and IV minor triad arpeggios, voice leading, intervals on the fretboard—4ths and 5ths on adjacent top three stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with 16th note tripletsRHYTHM NOTATION: Note grouping with 8th notesRHYTHM GUITAR: Classic rock, open-A power chord vocabularyIMPROVISATION: Soloing with 16th-note tripletsPRACTICE: Unit 7 practice routine Unit 8 THEORY: Harmonizing the minor scale, analyzing chord progressions in minor keysFRETBOARD LOGIC: Overlapping major and minor scale shapes, patterns II, IV, and V major triad arpeggios, intervals on the fretboard—6ths on non-adjacent top four stringsTECHNIQUE: Alternate picking with syncopated 16th-note tripletsRHYTHM NOTATION: Note grouping

Alternate tunings may seem intimidating, but simply tuning a few pegs on your guitar to different notes can create a whole new world of sound for guitarists. In this lesson we’ll show you how to tune your guitar to open G, an alternate tuning that’s popular in blues and folk genres. We’ll also talk about a few different songs you may already know that use open G tuning. What is Open G Tuning?Open G tuning is an alternate tuning that allows guitarists to play a G major chord without having to touch any frets or use a capo. Open G tuning gets its name from the open G chord because it requires guitarists to tune their strings to the notes that make up a G chord: G, B, and D. In open G tuning, you can play a G chord without having to use your fretting hand. Strike your strings in an open position and you have a G chord!One of the reasons to tune your guitar to open G tuning is to make it easier to play certain chords. For instance, the G chord can be played in an open position, while most other major chords can be created in this tuning by using a simple barre fingering. This makes open G ideal for slide guitar enthusiasts, too. Open G tuning also lends itself to a different, bluesier tone than standard tuning. This alternate tuning has woven its way into several genres, most notably blues and folk music. Robert Johnson, the forefather of blues used open G tuning, as did folk pioneer, Joni Mitchell. You can also listen for open G tuning in blues-tinted rock, by such legends as The Rolling Stones, George Thorogood, The Black Crowes, and more. Lesson: How to Tune Your Guitar to Open GOpen G tuning changes the tuning of only three of your strings, but it makes a big sonic impact. Let’s walk through the differences between standard tuning and open G:In standard tuning, your six strings are tuned like this, in descending order, from lowest-toned string to the highest:E (1st and lowest string)A D G B E (6th and highest string)In open G tuning, your low E string is tuned down a full step to a low D. Your next highest string, A, will drop down a full step to G. Your D, G, and B strings will stay the same, while your