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This is a guide to one of the most challenging of todays fingerpicking guitar styles, featuring the sounds & syncopations of ragtime the music that became jazz. There is an array of information, music, photos, plus a two sided 33 1/3 record of all of the music. Ragtime guitar style *The ragtime bass line *The melody line *Additional lines Techniques of ragtime guitar. Pick hand technique *Use of the fingers *Which fingers when *Primary picking arrangement *Secondary picking arrangement *Picking with free strokes *Position of the pick hand Techniques of Ragtime fret hand technique Introductory summary Ragtime Ramble solo *Overfretting *Fretting with the thumb *Damping *The hammer Dadalada solo *Alternate picking Just what the doctor ordered solo *Guide strings Boogaloo down La Rue solo *Special fingering *Lifting fretting fingers Ragpickin solo *Alternate fingering of a familiar chord Coney island cakewalk solo Index of ragtime guitar techniques Bloozinay *Chorus 1 *Chorus 2 *Chorus 3 Final note Discography Appendices *Tablature *Notational system used in this manual *Separation of the bass from the melody *Symbols used in this manual

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Author
Green Note Music Publications; Richard Saslow
Publisher
Green Note Music Publications
Published
1974
Language
EN
ISBN
9780912910048
Category
music
Subjects
Music, Arts
Rating
5 / 5 (10 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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