The Guitar Poem By Carl Sandburg
Dedication To Andres Segovia
Photo Of Andres Segovia's Right Hand
Introduction And Preface
Especially For The Student
The Fingernails
Photo Of The Guitar - Nomenclature
Description Of The Guitar
Care Of The Instrument
The Strings
Holding The Guitar In Playing Position
Tuning The Guitar
The Right Hand
The Left Hand
Rudiments of Music
Accidentals And Other Symbols Used In Guitar Music
Tempo - Musical Terms - Dynamics
Lessons Using First String Notes
Lessons Using Second String Notes
Lessons Using Second And First String Notes
Lessons Using Third String Open
Lessons Using A On Third String
Lessons Using Accidentals
Lessons Using Eigth Notes
Daily Exercises For Conditioning Both Hands
Lessons Using D, Fourth String Open
Lessons Using A, Fifth String Open
Lessons Usng E, Sixth String Open
Lessons Using E, A, And D Bass Strings
Lessons Using Fourth String Notes
More Accidentals
Lessons Using Fifth String Notes
Lessons Using Sixth String Notes
Lessons Using Dotted Quarter Notes
Five Pieces
Lessons Using Thirds
Four Lute Pieces
Lessons Using Sixteenth Notes
Lessons Using Dotted Eighth Notes
Lessons Using Triplets
Fughetta For Two Guitars (Carulli)
Exercises For Stretching The Left Hand Fingers (Chromatic Scales)
Lessons Using Slurs
Lessons Using Ascending And Descending Slurs
Ten Arpeggios For The Development Of The Right Hand
Two Ensemble Pieces: Waltz For Two, Etude For Three (Sor)
Chord Of F
Five Solos: Sevillana I, Sevillana II, Peruvian Air, El Vito, Malaguena
Tuning The Sixth String Down To D: Two Lute Pieces
Tuning The Fifth String Down To G: El Noy De La Mare, German Dance
Tuning The Fourth String Down To C: Baroque Dance, Postlude