![]() ![]() This paper continues the work of other past articles/preprints of the same author in music. ![]() This paper also contains some examples of songs (written in English and Romanian languages) with included chords (aka tabulatures), each song displayed in one tonality (C major or its relative A minor) or two tonalities (C major and G major ) which can then be altered by using a capodastro (aka “capo”) to fit any tonality and thus fit the ambitus and tessitura (the most acceptable and comfortable vocal range) of any child/adult voice.įor the full-text version of this method see SMP URL: For a periodically-updated extensive online catalog of harmonized/ chorded songs see URL: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star LULLABY Little Baby Bum - New Nursery. Rather than enjoying a fine ebook similar to a mug of coffee in the afternoon, on the other hand they juggled bearing in mind some harmful virus inside their computer. Twinkle Twinkle Little StarHow I Wonder what you areUp above the world so farLike a. This unifying method may largely open the horizons of children (and beginners in general, to experience more than one instrument) and may also help poor children/persons (who don’t afford a guitar) to be taught the guitar basics (including important elements of music theory) on much cheaper (smaller) instruments (who are generally much more accessible): that is why this method also addresses to all music teaching systems from all poor countries worldwide.įor those who have a guitar or a guitalele and want to apply this method, they may easily remove the 1st and the 6th guitar/guitalele strings (E4 and E2): the resting “nucleus” composed from the 4 central strings is sufficient to teach/learn all the basic theoretical and practical notions of guitar (or any other fretted string instrument) and music in general. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star A Traditional Lullaby, but end stirring in harmful downloads. ![]() This paper proposes a sketch-version of a unifying beginners’ cost-effective teaching/learning method for any fretted string instrument (like ukulele, guitalele, mandolin, banjo and guitar) using the same 4-strings tuning which may be also used to teach/learn the basic music theory and practice elements: more specifically, the standard tuning of the central 4 strings of the guitar may be applied (non-standardly!) to all the other cited smaller (thus more portable) instruments (like ukulele, guitalele, banjo and mandolin) which may be used either independently/separately or as preparatory instruments for the purpose of teaching guitar (and music theory) after that first teaching/learning phase on a smaller instrument (or on a 4-strings guitar). ![]()
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