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Lesson #10 - Rhythmical Melody
G Position

Rhythm & Melody

The key to playing a more complex rhythmical melody line is to simply listen to very small portions of a song at any one time.

Your Instructor

Guy Faux

Teaching simple songs gives students the opportunity to learn more complex chords and rhythms without a whole lot of hand movement.

Once you get comfortable with 2- and 3-chord songs, then you can start learning the songs that you really want to play -- and that will be much sooner than you might think.

- Guy

How To Learn Songs!

In this lesson you'll take the rhythms you learned in the previous lesson and apply them to a more complex melody line.

The general layout of this lesson is how you will be learning songs starting in Lesson 11.

Steps 2 through 5 will teach 1 measure of melody along with the chords associated with that measure.

As your skills grow, you'll gradually progress to learning 2 measures at a time, and then 3 and 4 measures at a time.
Learning small portions of a song will reduce frustration and increase your productivity!

Rhythm & Melody #1

Click the play button for the sheet music directly below to see and hear Rhythm & Melody Exercise #1.

Remember, listen to each exercise as many times as necessary!

Rhythm & Melody #2

Click the play button for the sheet music directly below to see and hear Rhythm & Melody Exercise #2.

Rhythm & Melody #3

Click the play button for the sheet music directly below to see and hear Rhythm & Melody Exercise #3.

This exercise is a little more complicated than the first two. If necessary, practice each hand separately before playing hands together.

Rhythm & Melody #4

Click the play button for the sheet music directly below to see and hear Rhythm & Melody Exercise #4.

These are great exercises to get you hearing and then playing complicated rhythms with your right hand, while at the same time training your left hand to switch between 2 simple chords.