LESSON 34.5 Love Me Tender

Love Me Tender 

By 

Aura Lee

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LESSON 34.4 Yankee Doodle

Yankee Doodle

When The Saints

Go Marchin’ In

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LESSON 34.3 D or Fourth String

The Notes on the D or Fourth String

Fourth String Exercises

Instructions: Play each exercise using the correct finger for each note. Write in the notes if needed.

Session 3 Assignment

· Play through the Eighth Note Exercises until they can be played without hesitation.
· Play through all of the Third and Fourth String Exercises several times.
· Play Yankee Doodle, both notes and chords. Write in letter names if you need to.
· Play When The Saints Go Marchin' In.

· Play Love Me Tender.

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LESSON 34.2 G or Third String

The Notes on the G or Third String

Third String Exercises

Instructions: Play each exercise using the correct finger for each note. Write in the notes if needed.

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LESSON 34.1 Eighth Notes

Eighth Notes

An EIGHTH NOTE receives 1/2 a beat so it takes two of them to make 1 beat. If you have several eighth notes

together, they are grouped together by a beam.

Eighth Note Exercises

Instructions: Play slowly in an even rhythm. Write in the notes if needed. Play through each exercise. Try not to
hesitate between notes. When you have several eighth notes of the same pitch in a row, then alternate your picking

(Down-Up-Down-Up).

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LESSON 34 Strings Notes

Notes on the 3rd & 4th Strings

I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy; but most importantly music, for in the patterns of music and all the arts are the keys of learning.

Ties

         A TIE combines the rhythmic values of two notes and is represented by a curved line between two notes of the same
pitch. The first note is played for the duration of both notes and the second note is not played.

Dots

          A DOT following a note changes the rhythmic value of the note. DOTS add one half of whatever note value they are attached to.

Repeat Signs

A REPEAT SIGN is a double bar line with two dots. It means to repeat a section of music. You would repeat back to where a previous backwards repeat sign was or to the beginning of the song, whichever comes first.

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Theme from Symphony

Ode to Joy
Ludwig van Beethoven
(1770-1827)

Play the notes then practice strumming the correct chord for each beat. If a measure does not have a chord change over it then continue to play the previous chord until the chord changes.

Jingle Bells

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