Hanon for Guitar: Inside Out (Master the Classics!) by Green Dan

Author:Green, Dan [Green, Dan]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: PTG Books
Published: 2013-08-11T16:00:00+00:00

#1 in G (original/full)

If you know the circle of fifths concept, then you know that the key of G is a fifth above (or a fourth below) the key of C. Check out our free cheat sheet for a fuller explanation, but the basic rule of thumb is simple: going up a fifth (or down a fourth) adds a sharp (up one fret) to the key signature, going up a fourth (or down a fifth) adds a flat (down one fret) to the key signature.

The key of C is simplest for instructional materials because it has no sharps or flats in its major scale. As noted, the key of G is a fifth above C, and therefore has one sharp, the F#. So every F note in the exercise is now F#. The following tabs show the original score and our “full” extended guitar version, adjusted accordingly.

Even though just one note has been changed, many of the shapes and patterns we’ve been using are altered now. Work through all the variations that have been covered so far, including adjacent string pairs and single position playing, and get your ears and fingers attuned to the small but important changes.

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