Guitar Music Reading 3 Octave Arpeggios

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Table of Contents Exercise 1: WRITE STAVE AND TAB SPACE NOTES OVER THREE OCTAVES Bar 13 Using a dubu rhythm, write in all the space notes on the stave from E below the stave to F above the stave then back down again. As you write each stave note, write in the note location on the tab. Plus the fingering number under each tab note. Exercise 2: WRITE STAVE AND TAB LINE NOTES OVER THREE OCTAVES Bar 25 Using a duobo rhythm, write in all the lines notes on the stave from F below the stave to G above the stave then back down again. As you write each stave note, write in the note location on the tab. Plus the fingering number under each tab note. Exercise 3: WRITE STAVE AND TAB TRIADS ON SPACES OVER 3 OCTAVES Bar 49 Using a dudobo rhythm, write a triad on each ascending SPACE note, from E BELOW the stave to B ABOVE the stave.Then using a dobobu rhythm, write a triad on each descending SPACE note, from F ABOVE the stave to D BELOW the stave. As you write each stave note, write each tab. Plus the fingering number under each tab note. Bars 25 and 26 show how to form a triad. A triad is 3 ascending SPACE notes in a row. Exercise 4: WRITE STAVE AND TAB TRIADS ON LINES OVER 3 OCTAVES Bar 73 Using a sobodobo rhythm, write a triad on each ascending LINE note, from F BELOW the stave to B ABOVE the stave.Then write a triad on each descending LINE note, from G ABOVE the stave to C BELOW the stave. As you write each stave note, write in the noteon the tab. Add fingering number under each tab note. Bars 49 and 50 show how to form a triad. A triad is 3 consecutive ascending LINE notes. Exercise 5: G - G TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN OPEN POSITION (0) Bar 73 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from G below the Stave to G above the stave in open position. See tab in bars 69 - 72. The notes are located between frets 0 - 3 on each string. As in bars 69 - 72. Notes above the stave between B and F are located on string E1. Exercise 6: G - G TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN SECOND POSITION (2) Bar 97 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from G below the Stave to G above the stave in 2nd position. See tab in bars 93 - 96. The notes are located between frets 2 - 5 on each string. As in bars 93 - 96. Notes above the stave between B and F are located on string E1


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Exercise 7: B - B TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN FIFTH POSITION (5) Bar 121 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from B below the Stave to B above the stave in 5th position. See tab in bars 117-120. The notes are located between frets 5 - 8 on each string. As in bars 117-120. Notes D and F above the stave are located on string E1. Exercise 8: B - B TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN SEVENTH POSITION (7) Bar 145 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from B below the Stave to B above the stave in 7th position. See tab in bars 141-144. The notes are located between frets 7 - 10 on each string. As in bars 141-144. Notes D and F above the stave are located on string E1. Exercise 9: D - D TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN SEVENTH POSITION (7) Bar 169 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from D below the Stave to D above the stave in 7th position. See tab in bars 165-168. The notes are located between frets 7 - 10 on each string. As in bars 165-168. Exercise 10: D - D TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN NINTH POSITION (9) Bar 193 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from G below the Stave to G above the stave in 9th position. See tab in bars 189-192. The notes are located between frets 9 - 12 on each string. As in bars bars 189-192. Exercise 11: F - F TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN NINTH POSITION (9) Bar 217 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from F in the Stave to F above the stavein 9th position. See tab in bars 213-216. The notes are located between frets 9 - 13 on each string. As in bars bars 213-216. Exercise 12: F - F TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN TWELFTH POSITION (12) Bar 241 Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from F in the Stave to F above the stavein 12th position. See tab in bars 237-240. The notes are located between frets 12-15 on each string. As in bars bars 237-240.


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Table of Figures Figure 1 Bar 69 This is a two octave arpeggio from G below the stave to G in Space 1 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the second position II. Figure 2 Bar 93 This is a two octave arpeggio from G below the stave to G in Space 2 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position II. Figure 3 Bar 117 This is a two octave arpeggio from B below the stave to B in Space 2 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the fifth position V. Figure 4 Bar 141 This is a two octave arpeggio from B below the stave to B in Space 2 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position VII. Figure 5 Bar 165 This is a two octave arpeggio from D below the stave to D in Space 3 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position VII. Figure 6 Bar 189 This is a two octave arpeggio from D below the stave to D in Space 3 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the ninth position IX. Figure 7 Bar 213 This is a two octave arpeggio from F in the stave to F in Space 4 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position VII. Figure 8 Bar 237 This is a two octave arpeggio from F in the stave to F in Space 4 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the ninth position XIII.


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Rhythm Notes In this workbook you will be using the following rhythms: • • • •

dubu du dobo dobobu sobodobo

These are located on bars 7, 2, 4 and 5 on the Dobodobo Rhythm Vocabulary on the next page. You will benefit by studying that table and learning all the sounds and vocabulary by heart. And especially the four used in this book. You can learn more about saying these sounds at: at http://guitarteacher.net.nz/Rhythm/dobodobo-quarter-note-crotchet.html Being able to correctly sound these rhythms will be a big help to you.


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The Dobodobo Rhythm Vocabulary The 16 Basic Dobodobo Rhythm Words Reference

By Taura Eruera

4 Attacks Rhythm

     do bo do bo 3 Attacks Rhythm

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do bo bu

do bu

bo

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du

so bo do bo

2 Attacks Rhythm

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so bou

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bo

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bo

do bo

so bo bu

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1 Attack Rhythm

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0 Attack Rhythm

16

  se

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Introduction This book follows on from two earlier books entitled: •

Reading Guitar Music | Reading the Spaces 1

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Reading Guitar Music For Beginners | Reading the Lines2

The purpose of these books were to enable you to: •

identify notes on the spaces , below, in and above the stave

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identify notes on the lines, below, in and above the stave

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identify notes on guitar tab, below, in and above the stave

The main objective is for you to be able to: •

identify any note below, in and above the stave at sight

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locate that note on your fingerboard (with no looking or fast looking) and

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play that note on sight with the correct finger

This book extends your knowledge by: •

using the concept of triad

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writing triads below, in and above the stave

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writing triads on the tab

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learning the concept of the two octave staircase with a three octave arpeggio

This book teaches nine ways to: •

write triads in the spaces through nine different staircases

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tab triads in the spaces through nine different staircases

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sight read triads in the spaces through nine different staircases

This book trains you to have a detailed knowledge of the fingerboard, tab and stave Which makes reading music on guitar by sight just a matter of time. For you. Enjoy. 1Reading Guitar Music | Reading the Spaces http://www.scribd.com/doc/26922990/Reading-Guitar-Music-Reading-the-Spaces 2Reading Guitar Music For Beginners | Reading the Lines http://www.scribd.com/doc/26922298/Reading-Guitar-Music-For-Beginners-Reading-the-Lines


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Videos

3 Octave Arpeggios On Guitar Videos Volume One Spaces in C At the time this book is written, no video's have been produced. When they are you can find them at this playlist: 3 Octave Arpeggios Space Notes In C Which you will find at this URL http://www.youtube.com/my_playlists?p=0B8388FE56375B18

Reading Music On Guitar: Notes on Leger and Stave lines You can see related videos at this URL: http://www.youtube.com/my_playlists?p=974BE5E918D63BBC Reading Music On Guitar: Lines notes open position http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=e5F2yyI2zE0&feature=PlayList&p=974BE5E918D63BBC&playnext_from=PL&index=3 Reading Music On Guitar: Lines notes 5th position http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=aTIV2pEzizk&feature=PlayList&p=974BE5E918D63BBC&playnext_from=PL&index=1 Reading Music On Guitar: Lines notes 7th position Reading Music On Guitar: Lines notes 7th position http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=aTIV2pEzizk&feature=PlayList&p=974BE5E918D63BBC&playnext_from=PL&index=1 Reading Music On Guitar: Lines notes on position 9 Reading Music On Guitar: Lines notes on position 9 http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=52x8UCw3qN0&feature=PlayList&p=974BE5E918D63BBC&playnext_from=PL&index=0


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Beginning Sightreading Guitar WorkBook WRITE STAVE AND TAB SPACE NOTES OVER 3 OCTAVES Exercise 1: Using a dubu rhythm, write in all the space notes on the stave from E below the stave to F above the stave then back down again. As you write each stave note, write in the note location on the tab. Plus the fingering number under each tab note.

   

 

  5



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  9



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WRITE STAVE AND TAB LINE NOTES OVER THREE OCTAVES Exercise 2: Using a duobo rhythm, write in all the lines notes on the stave from F below the stave to G above the stave then back down again. As you write each stave note, write in the note location on the tab. Plus the fingering number under each tab note.

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WRITE STAVE AND TAB TRIADS ON SPACES OVER 3 OCTAVES Exercise 3: Using a dudobo rhythm, write a triad on each ascending SPACE note, from E BELOW the stave to B ABOVE the stave.Then using a dobobu rhythm, write a triad on each descending SPACE note, from F ABOVE the stave to D BELOW the stave. As you write each stave note, writeeach tab. Plus the fingering number under each tab note. Bars 25 and 26 show how to form a triad. A triad is 3 ascending SPACE notes in a row.

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45 FREE BARS


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WRITE STAVE AND TAB TRIADS ON LINES OVER 3 OCTAVES Exercise 4: Using a sobodobo rhythm, write a triad on each ascending LINE note, from F BELOW the stave to B ABOVE the stave.Then write a triad on each descending LINE note, from G ABOVE the stave to C BELOW the stave. As you write each stave note, write in the noteon the tab. Add fingering number under each tab note. Bars 49 and 50 show how to form a triad. A triad is 3 consecutive ascending LINE notes.

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  61

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Figure 1 This is a two octave arpeggio from G below the stave to G in Space 1 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the second position II.

69

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G - G TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN OPEN POSITION (0) Exercise 5: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from G below the Stave to G above the stave in open position. See tab in bars 69 - 72. The notes are located between frets 0 - 3 on each string. As in bars 69 - 72. Notes above the stave between B and F are located on string E1.

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  85

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Figure 2 This is a two octave arpeggio from G below the stave to G in Space 2 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position II.

93

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G - G TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN SECOND POSITION (2) Exercise 6: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from G below the Stave to G above the stave in 2nd position. See tab in bars 93 - 96. The notes are located between frets 2 - 5 on each string. As in bars 93 - 96. Notes above the stave between B and F are located on string E1.

   97

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  109

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Figure 3 This is a two octave arpeggio from B below the stave to B in Space 2 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the fifth position V.

117

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5 7 3

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B - B TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN FIFTH POSITION (5) Exercise 7: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from B below the Stave to B above the stave in 5th position. See tab in bars 117-120. The notes are located between frets 5 - 8 on each string. As in bars 117-120. Notes D and Fabove the stave are located on string E1.

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  133

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Figure 4 This is a two octave arpeggio from B below the stave to B in Space 2 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position VII.

141

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7

10

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 9

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B - B TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN SEVENTH POSITION (7) Exercise 8: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from B below the Stave to B above the stave in 7th position. See tab in bars 141-144. The notes are located between frets 7 - 10 on each string. As in bars 141-144. Notes D and F above the stave are located on string E1.

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  157

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Figure 5 This is a two octave arpeggio from D below the stave to D in Space 3 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position VII.

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D - D TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN SEVENTH POSITION (7) Exercise 9: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from D below the Stave to D above the stave in 7th position. See tab in bars 165-168. The notes are located between frets 7 - 10 on each string. As in bars 165-168.

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  181

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Figure 6 This is a two octave arpeggio from D below the stave to D in Space 3 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the ninth position IX.

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D - D TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN NINTH POSITION (9) Exercise 10: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from G below the Stave to G above the stave in 9th position. See tab in bars 189-192. The notes are located between frets 9 - 12 on each string. As in bars bars 189-192.

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  205

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Figure 7 This is a two octave arpeggio from F in the stave to F in Space 4 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the seventh position VII.

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13 4

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F - F TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN NINTH POSITION (9) Exercise 11: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from F in the Stave to F above the stave in 9th position. See tab in bars 213-216. The notes are located between frets 9 - 13 on each string. As in bars bars 213-216.

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  229

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Figure 8 This is a two octave arpeggio from F in the stave to F in Space 4 above the stave. This is the tab and fingering for this arpeggio in the ninth position XIII.

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F - F TWO OCTAVE STAIRCASE IN TWELFTH POSITION (12) Exercise 12: Using a sobodobo rhythm, rewrite the notes below, in and above the stave, as in Exercise 3. Tab two octaves from F in the Stave to F above the stave in 12th position. See tab in bars 237-240. The notes are located between frets 12-15 on each string. As in bars bars 237-240.

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  253

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Congratulations! Congratulations! You now know: • •

ONE way to stave (write) the Grand SPACE NOTE Arpeggio and NINE ways to tab this Grand SPACE NOTES Arpeggio

from E below the Stave to F above the stave. You can do all this stuff with a pencil. Even better! What you can do with a pencil you can do with your speech. Keep talking to yourself about every note and every tab you wrote down in this book. Writing the stuff down lets you capture it. And that's valuable. And important. But if you just write down a language. And don't talk it. You have a dead language. Talk notes to yourself. Stave notes to yourself. Tab notes to yourself. Examples:

Tab for E in the stave on line 1 is D2. A7 and E 12. Tab for C in the stave on space 3 is B1, G5, D10, A13, E19. E is on space 4 below the stave, line 1 in the stave, space 4 in the stave and line 3 above the stave

Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk. Talk.

Now You Want to Play The Nine SPACE NOTES Arpeggios That's understandable. But that's another thirty pager or so. Of step by step instructions. That I haven't started to write yet.

If you want me to hurry up do this: Step 1: go to http://www.scribd.com/stepbystepguitar Step 2: click on Subscribe button Step 3: click on the Send a Message Button and send me a hurry up message. In the meantime, you have just done yourself an awesome favor. Well done!


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Learn To Play The Three Octave Arpeggios Videos Now that you have written out all the arpeggio's on stave and tabs you can take the next step of learning to play each arpeggio. You need to memorise four bytes for each note: name each note, name its stave position, name its tab position and name its fingering.

These eight videos demonstrate the 4 byte process for you to model Guitar Music Reading: 01 Two Octave G Arpeggio Open Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT8aGRp_0Dk Read Guitar Tabs 02 - 2 Octave G Arpeggio 2nd Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JGUDBF9HnU Music Reading For Guitar: 03 Oct B Arpeggio 5 Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAAoL1w_6pU How To Read Guitar Tabs 04: 2 Oct B Arpeggio 7Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBa8yjSx6w0 Guitar Sight Reading 05: 2 Octav D Arpeggio 7Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xmCXw-NH7o Read Guitar Sheet Music 06: 2 Oct D Arpeggio 9Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sKt52UCmbY Reading Guitar Music 07: 2 Octave F Arpeggio 9Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mv32uQ2Efg Read Guitar Music 08: 2 Octave F Arpeggio 12 Position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L398lBoh2rw Now that you have memorised each two octave staircase separately the next two videos integrate them. This video demonstrates them as sequential arpeggio staircases. Reading Guitar Music 09: All 2 Octave Arpeggios http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj3GtCWzz2g This video demonstrates them as alternating arpeggio staircases. Sight Reading Guitar Music 10: Connecting 2 Octave Arpeggios Demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlcDnQAee7U


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Guitar Music Reading 3 Octave Arpeggios

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