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Guitar Theory Review & Final Exam Preparation Guide

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Welcome to the comprehensive review for your final guitar exam. The exam consists of three parts: a theory test covering all discussed concepts, a practical test showcasing your skills, and a performance segment where you will present a song. Be sure to understand the major, minor, and pentatonic scales, as well as the chord progressions in keys C, E, and A. Familiarize yourself with tablature, music staff notation, and the fundamental concepts of guitar playing. Let’s ensure you’re well-prepared before the final week of classes.

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Guitar Theory Review & Final Exam Preparation Guide

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  1. Mr. Tulk Guitar 10 Class.

  2. Agenda • Today • Welcome to theory review.

  3. Final Exam. • 3 parts: • 1 – (Theory) it will be a theory test, encompassing all things we have talked about. • 2 (Practical) you will have to do another practical test. • 3 (Performance) Play your song for me. • I will try and have this done before the final week of classes.

  4. String Name • E, A, D, G, B, e • E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#, E • Major Scale: • Tone, Tone, Semi-Tone, Tone, Tone, Tone, Semi-tone.

  5. Music Staff

  6. The Treble Clef or “G” Clef – Hmmm. Maybe a little Hint.

  7. Music Staff • A clef is a musical symbol used to indicate the pitch of written notes. • The one we often use is the Treble or “G” Clef, as it circles the “G” note on the Staff. • On the Music Staff in front of you, put a “G” clef on each line. Make sure you are putting it in the proper location.

  8. Measure (Bar) and Time Signature

  9. Whole, Half, and Quarter Notes

  10. I expect the following… • Make sure to place a treble clef. • Make sure to place all notes. • Finally, place these on the blank music staff provided.

  11. Or • E, F, F#, G, G#,A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#,E • So, the E Major Scale: • E, F#, G#, A, B, C#, D#, E • Normal Rock, Blues, etc… will commonly use the 1, 4, 5 progression.

  12. Progression • is a series of chords played in order. • I want to know the 1,4, 5, progression for: Key of C, E, and A.

  13. Scales… Chromatic Scale. Major Scale. Pentatonic Scale.

  14. Pentatonic Scale. The major scale we use is made up of 7 notes. (Heptatonic) The Pentatonic Scale is made up of only 5. (Pentatonic) Penta = 5 Tonic = Tones.

  15. Minor Scale E, F, F#,G, G#, A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#, E So, the E Minor Scale: E, F#, G, A, B, C, D, E

  16. the steps in the natural minor scale - "W,H,W,W,H,W,W," • So that would be!

  17. tablature • This is how you will play your next test. • I expect you to know it. • So, Let’s work on it.

  18. Write the notes for the major scale: • C: • D: • A:

  19. Chromatic Scale • C:

  20. Pentatonic Scale • A: • B:

  21. Minor Scale: • C: • D: • E: • F: • A:

  22. What is Tablature? • a form of musical notation, which tells players where to place their fingers on a particular instrument rather than which pitches to play.

  23. Draw a major scale ascending and descending.

  24. Draw a minor scale ascending and descending.

  25. Draw a Chromatic scale ascending.

  26. Finally, formation of bar chords. • You will need to know how to name and make the bar chords for the E, A, Em, and Am configurations.

  27. What I will expect for your exam. • Parts of the guitar. • Basic Chords, Power Chords, and Bar Chords. • Music staff. • Value of notes. • How to read tab and music notation. • Know how to transcribe. • Chromatic, Pentatonic, Major, and Minor Scale. • Dynamics.

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