Seth Josel: The Techniques of Guitar Playing

Sonstige (Noten)

1. 1 Foreword
2. 2 Preface
3. 3 Acknowledgments
4. 4 1 Guitar Basics:
5. 5 Essential components of the guitar
6. 6 How a guitar tone is produced
7. 7 Traditional and nontraditional tunings
8. 8 Abbreviations and symbols for fingers and fingering positions
9. 9 Notation basics
10. 10 Fretboard chart
11. 11 LH techniques
12. 12 RH techniques
13. 13 Orchestrating for the guitar: key historical works
14. 14 2 Guitar Harmonics:
15. 15 What are harmonics?
16. 16 Harmonics on the open strings of a guitar
17. 17 Examples from the literature
18. 18 Notation of harmonics
19. 19 Half harmonics
20. 20 Notation of natural harmonics and half harmonics
21. 21 Multiphonics
22. 22 Artificial harmonics
23. 23 "Attackless" harmonics
24. 24 Guitar harmonics in context
25. 25 3 Guitar as Percussion:
26. 26 Historical precedence
27. 27 RH tapping
28. 28 Bi-tones
29. 29 Battuto
30. 30 Guitar as percussion instrument
31. 31 Tambour
32. 32 Golpé
33. 33 Percussive map
34. 34 Tamburo
35. 35 Brushing/Rubbing/Scraping
36. 36 String buzz
37. 37 Notational conventions
38. 38 Foreign objects
39. 39 Prepared guitar
40. 40 Guitar as percussion in context
41. 41 4 "All in the Family". The Acoustic Guitar's Relatives:
42. 42 Nineteenth century instruments
43. 43 Deviation from the six strings: the seven-string guitar and the ten-string guitar/décacord
44. 44 Double-neck guitars
45. 45 Ukulele
46. 46 Acoustic steel-string "flat-top" guitar
47. 47 5 Appendices:
48. 48 Technical notes
49. 49 Diverse preparations and descriptions from Yates and Elgart
50. 50 CD Track List
51. 51 Bibliography
52. 52 Index
53. 53 About the authors