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Learning Outcome - Guitar At the end of Year 2 students will also know: At the end of Year 1 students will know: How to tune a guitar The names of the strings The types of guitars – classical/steel string (acoustic)/electric The parts of the guitar Major scale (open & closed - 1 octave) Minor scale (open & Closed - 1 octave) All 5 basic chord shapes Introduction to power chords Understanding of time signatures and sub-divisions up to eighth notes How to read tablature How to read standard notation Performance of basic tune How to play and identify the natural notes on all six strings to the third fret. The concepts of 3/4 and 4/4 time, pickup notes and ties. Identify notes on the musical staff from low E to high G on the third fret of first string. How to play a simple melody with quarter, half, dotted half and whole notes at a steady tempo. (examples: When the Saints go Marching In, Amazing Grace) How to play a short chord progression with G,C,D7 and E minor at a steady tempo Major scales and minor scales (2 octaves - chromatically) Scale patterns (i.e. broken 3rds) Blues and pentatonic scales The concepts of whole, half and quarter note rests. The concept of sharp and flat notes. Identify and play the notes F# and C# within the first 4 frets. How to play a simple melody with eighth notes at a steady tempo (example: Frere Jacques, Minuet in G) How to play a chord progression with the chords G7,C7,A7,D,E,A minor. How to play simple eighth note strumming patterns with chord pairs. More power chords At the end of Year 3 students will also: Understand syncopated figures Recognize scale degree and relation to chord progressions (i.e. I - IV – V) Know all basic open chords Identify and play dotted quarter note rhythms. Identify the key signatures for C, G and D major Understand the concept of syncopation. Play a simple syncopated melody (example: Jamaica Farewell) with a consistent tempo. Play a basic syncopated chord strumming pattern in a 12 bar blues progression with a steady tempo. Scales (Closed Position) – Major, minor, and blues in any key (2 octaves) More power chords Introduction to improvisation Introduction to full barre chords (major, minor, sevenths) Laurie Jones-Tomé Fine & Performing Arts Coordinator 604-297-4586 River Light Fine Arts Leader 604-297-4584