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March 1995.  \n© 1984-2001 Rock Performance Music  \nAll Rights Reserved  \n[www.guitarpm.com](www.guitarpm.com)  \nINTRODUCTION  \nBooks 1, 2 and 3 of The Rock Performer's Guitar Method cover six main subjects. There are six corresponding parts of each book:  \nTheory  \nTechnique  \nFingering  \nMelody  \nRhythm  \nSound  \nEach part is divided into chapters. A lesson plan is provided in the Progressive Lesson Guide. The “Guide” will direct you through the Books so that all of your knowledge and skills develop together.  \nThe books will also direct you to use the accompanying audio cassette tapes. The far-right column in the Contents supplies a directory to the tapes.  \nBook 5: Chord Progression and Rhythm Guitar is an optional supplement to Books 1 through 3. You may skip all references to it in the Progressive Lesson Guide if you don’t feel you need extensive study of chord progressions.  \nSpend enough time on each lesson in the Guide to cover it thoroughly. The average guitarist should spend amonthon each lesson, but goat your own pace. While studying any particular subject, feel free to look ahead ofwhat is recomended in the Guide, as long as you generally follow the lesson plan. If you are certain that a subject in the book won't pertain to you, skip it.  \nPlease note that most chapters are divided into sections \"A\", \"B\", \"C\", \"D\", and so on; appearing in that order. Subdivisions of each section (whre they occur) are numbered \"1\", \"2\", \"3\", \"4\", and soon. For example, a chapter may have sections in the following order: \"A1\", \"A2\",\"A3\",\"A4\", \"B1\",\"B2\",\"B3\",\"B4\", and so on.  \nThank you,  \nJim Gleason  \n© 1996. Jim Gleason. All Rights Reserved.  \nCONTENTS  \n Page CD/Track  \nDiagrams and Symbols ..............................................................................................................8  \nProgressive Lesson Guide........................................................................................................13  \nPART 1: THEORY  \nChapter 1: Tonal Music Reading  \nA. The Staff and Clefs ......................................................................................................23  \nB. Word Games.................................................................................................................25  \nChapter 2: Scales and Key Signatures  \nIntroduction ........................................................................................................................27  \nA. The Major Scale Pattern...............................................................................................28  \nB. The Major Scale Pattern Applied to All Keys..............................................................29  \nC. Key Signatures .............................................................................................................30  \nD. Major Scale Modes and Diatonic Scales .....................................................................32  \nE. The Cycle of Fifths ......................................................................................................35  \nF. The Fifteen Major and Minor Diatonic Scales ............................................................36  \nG. Twelve Steps to Memorize Key Signatures .................................................................38  \nH. Application of Key Signatures.....................................................................................40  \nChapter 3: Tone Centers and Chord Roots  \nA. Consonance and Dissonance .......................................................................................41  \nB. Chord Roots and Emphasis of Chord Tones ................................................................41  \nC. Chord Progression .......................................................................................................41  \nD. Tonality and Establishing the Tonic (main) Chord ..............","cbCaibejNbWEJOcA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibejNbWEJOcA","pdf",13390885,340,"English","# INTRODUCTION\n# CONTENTS\n## PART 1: THEORY\n## Chapter 1: Tonal Music Reading\n## Chapter 2: Scales and Key Signatures\n## Chapter 3: Tone Centers and Chord Roots\n## Chapter 4: Intervals, Formulas and Modes\n## Chapter 5: Major Scale-Tone Chords","[{\"question\":\"How are the books and lessons organized for learning in this guitar method?\",\"answer\":\"Books 1, 2, and 3 are organized into six parts—Theory, Technique, Fingering, Melody, Rhythm, and Sound. 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