TAILIEUCHUNG - The Guitarist’s Guide to Music Theory and Application

I’ve noticed over the years that many guitarists simply do not know anything about music theory, namely the theory based in the “western” classical tradition. Well, to say they do not know anything about it is a bit of an exaggeration; many know a decent amount about theory, they just do not know how to apply it to the guitar. It is almost as if there are two separate languages being spoken these days: “real” music and “guitar” music. Hence the popularity of tablature and it being the sole method for song learning many guitarists (right along with playing by. | The Guitarist s Guide to Music Theory and Application By Sean Ashcraft Introduction - What is this packet and why is this stuff important I ve noticed over the years that many guitarists simply do not know anything about music theory namely the theory based in the western classical tradition. Well to say they do not know anything about it is a bit of an exaggeration many know a decent amount about theory they just do not know how to apply it to the guitar. It is almost as if there are two separate languages being spoken these days real music and guitar music. Hence the popularity of tablature and it being the sole method for songũlearning many guitarists right along with playing by ear . I am writing this to show that all these are actually a part of the same thing and that the problem with guitarists is just a little lack of practice. Both those with experience with music theory and those without will be able to benefit from this packet because we will start with the very basics. I am also not going to lie music theory is not something that just comes naturally. You can be given pages and pages of music and examples and explanations from the best of the best but it is still up to the musician to learn the material and know how to apply it to the musical world. So with that being said what is the packet actually going to do for you the guitarist the musician It is going to take you right to the first thing almost every musician masters the scales. The keys. But the guitar being a polyphonic multi voiced instrument will also have another thing to tackle the chords. And this being a theory packet we will discuss the function of these chords. We will start off nice and relatively easy with first position as many open strings as possible . But we cannot stop there. We have all those other frets to master as well. Whereas most other stringed instruments I m thinking violins violas cellos etc. here will then talk about position Dplaying here is scale X in position Y and

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