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Guitar Lesson 6: The Low E String

Module by: Catherine Schmidt-Jones

Summary: Introduces the low E string, left hand notation, and sharp and natural notes.

Please see Guitar Lesson 1 for notes about this course. Here are PDF files of the Lesson Page and the Home Practice Page. If you cannot get the PDF files, you can use the figures below.

For students who are interested in accompaniment, this is a good time to add a song to their home practice that can be played with only A and E7 chords (I-V7). A few possibilities: "Clementine", "Polly Wolly Doodle", "Skip to my Lou", and "Down in the Valley".

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