CD Track List
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Playing the Guitar Track 1 Page 42 “Clementine” Track 2 Page 59 “Counting Practice”—example 1 Track 3 Page 59 “Counting Practice”—example 2 Track 4 Page 60 “Au Claire de la Lune” Track 5 Page 61 “Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes” Track 6 Page 62 “Nursery Rhyme” Track 7 Page 64 “The Ash Grove” Track 8 Page 66 “Greensleeves” Track 9 Page 67 “Muss i Denn” Track 10 Page 68 “Endearing Young Charms” Track 11 Page 72 “Waltz Tempo” Track 12 Page 73 “Down in the Valley” Track 13 Page 75 “The Riddle Song” Track 14 Page 76 “The Streets of Laredo” Track 15 Page 78 “Aura Lee” Track 16 Page 81 “Waltzing Matilda” Track 17 Page 84 “Andantino” (Ferdinando Carulli) Track 18 Page 89 “William Tell” Track 19 Page 90 “Leaves So Green” Track 20 Page 90 “Humoresque” Track 21 Page 91 “Triplets” Track 22 Page 95 “Upward Slur Exercise” Track 23 Page 96 “Downward Slur Exercise” Track 24 Page 97 “Practice for Upward and Downward Slurs” Track 25 Page 98 “Rhythm of Soleares” Track 26 Page 106 “12 Bar Blues chords” Track 27 Page 108 “Dream a Little Dream of Me” Track 28 Page 115 “Daisy, Daisy” Track 29 Page 118 “Notes on the First String”—exercise 1 Track 30 Page 118 “Notes on the First String”—exercise 2 Track 31 Page 118 “Notes on the Second String”—exercise 1 Track 32 Page 118 “Notes on the Second String”—exercise 2 Track 33 Page 118 “Notes on the Third String” Track 34 Page 119 “Notes on the Fourth String”—exercise 1 Track 35 Page 119 “Notes on the Fourth String”—exercise 2 Track 36 Page 119 “Notes on the Fifth String”—exercise 1 Track 37 Page 119 “Notes on the Fifth String”—exercise 2 Track 38 Page 120 “Notes on the Sixth String”—exercise 1 Track 39 Page 120 “Notes on the Sixth String”—exercise 2 Track 40 Page 120 Notes on All Strings—Melody 1 Track 41 Page 120 Notes on All Strings—Melody 2 Track 42 Page 121 Notes on All Strings—Melody 3
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Notes on All Strings—Melody 4 “Plaisir d’Amour” (Giovanni Martini) “Londonderry Air (Danny Boy)” “Study in Two Voices” “Andante” (Fernando Sor) “Bourée” (J.S. Bach) “Country Dance” (Frederick Noad) “Syncopation Study One” “Syncopation Study Two” “Syncopation Study Three” “Syncopation Study Four” “Syncopation Study Five” “Syncopation Study Six” “Careless Love” “Will the Circle Be Unbroken?” “Flamenco Example (1)” “Flamenco Example (2)” “Flamenco Example (3)” “Flamenco Example (4)” “Malagueña” “Down and Up Rasgueo” “Soleares” “Farruca” “Tango” “Rumba” “The Beguine” “The Bossa Nova” “Carnavalitos” “12-Bar Blues” “Basic Shuffle” “Shuffle with Bass” “Classic Country Blues” “Walkin Blues” (Edward Flower) “Classic Rockabilly” “Lead Guitar Solo” “Lead Guitar with Accompaniment” “5th Position Study” “Study in E Minor” (Francisco Tárrega) “Plegaria” (Guillermo Gomez) “Study in B Minor” (Fernando Sor) “Romance Anónimo”
Working with Your CD The CD that accompanies this book serves a dual purpose. First, it gives you the opportunity to hear the pieces that you will be studying played correctly in tempo. Second, and perhaps more important, it gives you the opportunity to play along as if playing a duet with a teacher, singer, or instrumentalist. Your parts are recorded on the right track, and the second parts, either teacher accompaniments or melodies for you to accompany, are on the left track. Thus you can learn your part playing with the right track, then play in duet with the left track. This interactivity presents some challenge and is an excellent way to learn when a live teacher is not available. The track list enables you to coordinate your book and CD, and a helpful slogan to remember is “You’re always on the right track.” CREDIT FOR CD Instrumentalists: Edward Flower, Guitar Nellie W. Fink, Flute Produced by Edward Flower and Nellie W. Fink. Recording Engineer: Greg Steele of Derek Studios (Dalton, MA)
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