Fretsmaster Guitar, Banjo, Bass, Mandolin: Master Your Fretted Instrument

 From the traditional Celtic melody, this medium-difficulty guitar solo has a lot of heart. 

 A song that the Venetian boatmen sing as they row their passengers through the canals.

 A traditional Irish reel or jig, arranged for guitar by Thom Tollerson.

Charts for the twenty most commonly used chords for your guitar! The chart is viewed with the guitar neck pointing straight up and the fretboard facing you. The black dots represent your fingertips. The numbers underneath are your left hand finger numbers, starting with the index or pointer finger (1), and ending with the baby finger, or pinky (4). The top line represents the nut, where the strings cross over to connect to the tuning machines. The horizontal lines that descend from the nut represent the frets, beginning with the first fret.

 A very nice sounding and easy etude that gets you started with the technique for producing major and minor 6th intervals.

 From Carcassi's famous and ancient method. Good for chord recognition and development of chord-changing techniques.

This is an arrangement for the guitar of two songs: an accompaniment set to the folk song "House of the Rising Sun", and the lyric poem Amazing Grace.

Download is a .zip file that includes printable guitar tab with color fingering, and a file you can HEAR and visually follow using the free MusEdit Viewer.

 This free player from Yowza Software allows you to play MusEdit files featured on this website in MIDI format. Speed them up, slow them down, practice your guitar along with the MusEdit player! Free download courtesy Yowza Software.