GUITAR CLASS
The two types of guitars we use in class
Acoustic and Classical
You can strum the guitar in these two directions
Up and Down
The number of strings on a guitar.
Six
This simplified chord can be played by pressing the third fret on the first string
G major
This student uses a left-handed guitar
Julian
Every guitar case should have these three items
Guitar, pick, and tuner.
The String Below
The part of the guitar where the fretboard is housed
Neck
This note is worth 2 beats
Half Note
Nick
This tool is used to help strum the guitar
Pick or Plectrum
This part of the guitar adjusts the tension of the strings
Tuning Pegs
The strings of the guitar are tuned to these notes
E, A, D, G, B, and E
This student has a twin brother who took guitar class last year.
Rachael
We use this type of tuner to tune our guitar
Vibration Tuner
When strumming, your right wrist should be _______
Loose and Relaxed
The white dots on the fretboard, generally placed on the 5th, 7th, 9th, and 12th frets, are called _______
Position Markers
In chords such as "Em" and "Am", "m" stands for this
Minor
This student drives a motorcycle to school
Asher
The name of the first exercise we played as a class
Walking the Fingerboard
A common incorrect technique is resting your left arm here
Thigh
This non-adjustable part of the guitar helps hold the strings in place
Bridge Pins
"G7" is short for this
G dominant 7
The number of students in this class
26