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Versatility of the Guitar : Versatility of the Guitar 06/09/2006
By
John P. McShane III
W1052134-jmcshane
CMPE 003
Personal Computers Concepts
Spring 2006
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The guitar has evolved from a simple 17th century 6 string instrument to a modern electronic tool used in nearly all types of music.
17th Century Classical Guitars Brian Moore 2.13 MIDI Guitar
Guitars are built differently depending upon the focus and technique of the musician. : Guitars are built differently depending upon the focus and technique of the musician. Basic Differences Include:
Classical Guitar, Acoustic Guitar (Steel String), Electric Guitar
Nylon or Steel String
Solid, Hollow, or Semi-Hollow Body
Length, Width, and Height of the Body & Neck
Wood (ex: Mahogany/ Maple)
Finish (ex: Natural Wood/ Tobacco Burst)
The rich history and complexity of the guitar is preserved today by most universities, which offer degrees in classical and jazz guitar. : The rich history and complexity of the guitar is preserved today by most universities, which offer degrees in classical and jazz guitar. Kenny Burrel, Jazz Program Director, UCLA UCSC Classical Guitar Ensemble
Despite the age of the guitar, it has found a way to change and adapt to the music of today and will continue to do so well into the future. : Despite the age of the guitar, it has found a way to change and adapt to the music of today and will continue to do so well into the future. Mesut Ozgen, "New Dimensions in Classical Guitar: Multimedia Performance” UCSC 2004
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