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    Ceative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 - Notes and Intervals, #1
    Ceative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 - Notes and Intervals, #1
    Ceative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 - Notes and Intervals, #1
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    Ceative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 - Notes and Intervals, #1

    By Steven Ohm

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    Welcome to Creative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 – Notes and Intervals. Whether you're a beginner exploring the complexities of music theory, or an experienced guitarist looking to deepen your understanding and improve your skills, this workbook is designed to be a comprehensive companion on your guitar mastery journey.

    In music, notes are the basic units of sound, and pitch represents the highness or lowness of each note. Correct pitch creates harmony in melody and chords, effectively conveying emotions and forming the diverse expressions and musical structures essential for music. Notes and pitch play a crucial role in determining the specific style and atmosphere of music, serving as pivotal elements for composers in creating music and performers in expressing it. Therefore, notes and pitch are indispensable in music, determining its quality and essence.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteven Ohm
    Release dateApr 13, 2024
    ISBN9798224623679
    Ceative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 - Notes and Intervals, #1

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      About this book

      Welcome to Creative Guitar Book: Workbook #1 – Notes and Intervals. Whether you're a beginner exploring the complexities of music theory, or an experienced guitarist looking to deepen your understanding and improve your skills, this workbook is designed to be a comprehensive companion on your guitar mastery journey.

      In music, notes are the basic units of sound, and pitch represents the highness or lowness of each note. Correct pitch creates harmony in melody and chords, effectively conveying emotions and forming the diverse expressions and musical structures essential for music. Notes and pitch play a crucial role in determining the specific style and

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