Brian Streckfus

Includes: Vocals - Treble Clef Guitar - Chord diagram | Treble Clef | Tablature Bass - Bass Clef | Bass Tablature Drums - Rhythm Clef Also included is a miniature scale chart for guitar, perfect for writing out a scale to remember for improvisation. I've found that nothing gets a student more excited about music than writing their own song, or by making music theory more practical. I also sell a similar version like this for just guitar and just bass, whereas this is for a 4-piece band. This is

12 Pages of not just random guitar chords, but chords that belong with each other. Includes major, minor, harmonic minor and modes. A capo could be easily used to transfer these to all keys, essentially explaining EVERY song that doesn't change key. Roman numeral analysis (A.K.A. Nashville numbers) designed specifically for guitar is a rare. Ask the student to create their own song, which always sparks enthusiasm from the student. There is plenty of free guitar chords on the internet, though i

A resource for writing your own guitar songs. Could also be great for note taking in a music class. It is very beginner friendly; sheet music is very difficult for guitar, which is why there is more than just one staff so that you can draw where things are happening. This makes things much more intuitive and self-explanatory than traditional sheet music, which often takes years, if not a lifetime to master. People generally like to create their own songs. I feel like sometimes I can talk about