The Pathways of Guitar (6SGFWB1.shtml) | Updated: 21-Jul-2008 - 11:24
If you know exactly what you want visit the Products Order Page for fast ordering.
The Pathways of Guitar
Essential Scales, Intervals, Arpeggios and Sequences
Musical Technique Workbook
Author: Chuck Anderson
Publisher: Anderson Music Publications - (62 pages)
ISBN: na Published: Feburary 2004
Size: 8.5 x 11 inches (coil binding)
Product Code: 6SGFWB1
Introduction
This is the companion workbook for The Six Secrets of Guitar Fingering. Study the six principles until you fully understand their movements. Then, use these principles to work your way through the Pathways of Guitar.
Introduction from The Six Secrets of Guitar Fingering
Fingering is one of the most universal topics of the guitar. Whether your style is Rock, Blues, Country, Jazz or Classical, these principles will improve your technique, your solos, even your sight reading.
Think of the guitar as a massive series of pathways. When you learn to connect these pathways, there are benefits not only to technique but also to creativity. All fingering on the guitar can be reduced to 6 principles of motion. Each principle has physical and musical characteristics that you can use to improve your playing.
Technically, fingering problems are linked to the guitar’s unequal tuning of perfect fourths with one major third between strings three and two. This characteristic tuning forces constant adjustments in fingering and contributes to the difficulty of learning the notes on the neck*. Note duplications, open strings and unequal tuning all contribute to the complexity of guitar fingering. Since the guitar’s strings vary in diameter, notes produced on different strings vary in tone color. Generally, thicker strings produce warmer or darker tone color. Thinner strings produce a brighter or more cutting tone color.
Order book and PDF Download*
Order both Six Secrets of Guitar Fingering and The Pathways of Guitar and SAVE
Contents
- Introduction
- Fingering Charts
- Filling in a Chart
- The 17 most Critical Scales
- Two Octave Fingerings
- Three Octave Fingerings
- Filling in the Interval, Arpeggio and Sequence Charts
- Scale Fingering Charts
- Scale Modes
- Ionian
- Dorian
- Phrygian
- Lydian
- Mixolydian
- Aeolian
- Locrian
- Traditional Scales
- Harmonic Minor
- Tonic Minor
- Diminished
- Whole Tone
- Contemporary Scales
- Blues
- Blues w/cpt
- Pentatonic
- Pentatonic w/cpt
- Alterted Scales
- Mixolydian +4
- Mixolydian -2 -6
- Blank Scale Fingering Chart
- Scale Modes
- Interval Fingering Charts
- Ionian Seconds
- Ionian Thirds
- Ionian Sixths
- Blank Interval Fingering Chart
- Arpeggio Fingering Charts
- Triads
- Major
- Minor
- °
- +
- 4-Part Chords
- maj7
- 7
- 6
- mL7
- m7
- m6
- °(L7)
- Ø7
- °7
- +(L7)
- +7
- Blank Arpeggio Chart
- Triads
- Sequences Fingering Charts
- Ionian Sequence
- Aeolian Sequence
- Blank Sequence Chart
- Conclusion
Related Book Info
Information related to the topics principles and information in the book.
- Chuck Anderson's web site - www.ChuckAndersonGutiar.com
Here is an article titled Getting Beyond Guitar Shapes by Curt Sheller, published in the May 2004 issue of Just Jazz Guitar magazine that utilizes the priniciples covered in the book The Six Secrets of Guitar Fingering.
Related Book Info
Books related to the topics principles and information in the book.
Book pages will open in either this site ( CurtSheller.com ) or the CurtSheller.com main site.
The Six Secrets of Guitar Fingering
Learn the principles to navigation the guitar fingerboard.
$19.95 - Buy Now
QuickStart Scale Fingerings for Lead Guitar - Volume I
This book is a concise, well organized book ideal for any guitar player beginning to explore
$19.95 - Buy Now
QuickStart - Chord Progressions for Lead Guitar - Vol I Book & CD
Each track of this CD is devoted to a scale covered in the QUICKSTART Scale Fingerings for Lead Guitar book. There are four background tracks for each scale featuring the chords of that scale.
$16.95 - Buy Now
Testimonials
Testimonials & Quotes - Chuck Anderson, Educator
“Chuck is a premier musician and teacher who enjoys an international reputation for excellence in teaching. He is the author of several publications and is a well known performer with a great deal of experience in virtually all forms of music.”
Dr. William V. Frabizio Chairman, Department of Music Arcadia College
“Chuck is the teacher and keeper of the knowledge and master of the techniques. Keep passing it on! ”
Michael Sembello Songwriter/ Producer
“Besides being an outstanding musician, Chuck Anderson has developed a worldwide reputation as an innovative music educator. Noted as an author and researcher, he has developed methods and teaching materials which have helped musicians to develop their creative potential.”
John Marshall Martin Guitar Company
“Chuck has an almost singular ability amongst contemporary music educators ¬†to balance the relevant academic knowledge with his broad based background as a performer and composer, hands-on practics and business experience.”
Arthur Bernstein Head of Music The Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts
“Chuck Anderson has been a major influence on private music education for over 35 years. Teachers, players, arrangers and songwriters have all benefited from his unique combination of music knowledge, practical street experience and dedication.”
Gerson Rosenbloom President of Medley Music Executive of NAAM
6SGFWB1: The Pathways of Guitar (6SGFWB1.shtml) | Updated: 2008 Jul 21 - 11:24
.png)
.jpg)

















All orders purchased here at CurtSheller.com,
JazzGuitarResources.com, UkuleleResources.com
UkuleleChords.net and
UkuleleForGuitarPlayers.com
are processed using a secure shopping cart system and shipped within 48
hours USPS. Allow 7 to 10 business days for delivery. It is not our
intention to profit from shipping and handling charges. The rates are an
average cost, and intended to cover expenses only. Please do not ask how
long it will takes to get your order. All US orders are shipped USPS
Priority Mail® or USPS First-Class Mail® (under 1lb) and delivery dates
are not predictable. I do not check on an order not received until three
weeks have elapsed since it was shipped. Three weeks is not how long it
takes to get your order. Rather, it is how long it takes to convince us
that something is wrong. Some orders are returned by the USPS and we
have to wait to see if that has happened before any action is taken.
Thanks, Curt Sheller Publications. 

