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Tuning Notes

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Rockschoo Welcome to Guitar Grade 3 Guitar Notation Explained Pieces: Hazi Taxi Been There Download Pipeline Little Shady Trench town

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Technical Exercises Sight Reading Improvisation & Interpretation Ear Tests General Musicianship Questions The Guru's Guide Entering Rockschool Exams

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L G oo G · Lar Gra ·e 3 pack. 7' e boo- an· CD ontain eYerytlllilu nee ed to play !lliitar in grn "e. i:l ~ d the exam cores in both standard guitar notation and T_-\B_ The accompan)ing CD has full stereo e, backing tracks to play along \\ith for practice, tuning notes and spoken two bar count-ins to each piece. la;ing the pieces and the marking schemes can be found in the Guru's Guide on page 22. If you have any -:. -.e-=-:=-- :i:>out · or any other Rockschool exam, please call us on 0845 460 4747, email us at injo@rockschool. co.uk or visit _:----site 1 vw.rockschool.co.uk. Good luck!

Le!ell Requirements for Grades 1, 2 & 3 ~-;; ~ ·

e Rockschool grades are divided into four levels. These levels correspond to the levels of the National Qualifications :?:- -C" ·or- (:-.lQF). Further details about the NQF can be found a www.qca.org.uk!NQF. Details of all Rockschool's ~--.-- ·- e qualifications can be found at www.qca.org.uk/openquals.

Gl!liar Grade 3 is part of Level 1. This Level is for players who are just starting out and who are looking to build a solid -,.,--~-- and tylistic foundation for their playing. G-rade 1: a player of Grade 1 standard should be able to play up to 32 bars of music using first position chords and melodies :: - _ o ed of whole, half, quarter and eighth notes and associated rests, tied notes, and dotted half and quarter notes. :~ormances should include basic legato and staccato playing where marked. Grade 2: in this grade you are beginning to acquire a range of physical and expressive techniques, including palm muting

2..::..:. - e use of double stops on adjacent strings, simple legato and staccato and slides, as well as simple dynamics. In this 5--"-

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Grade 3: this grade continues the foundation work started in Grade 2. As a player you will be encountering syncopated ==._· th and sixteenth note strumming as well as developing the palette of expressive techniques to include fretting hand and · -~y bar vibrato, hammer ons and pull offs, slides and simple bends. The pieces of music are now longer, covering two ? _es and you should be developing your stylistic awareness, taking into account amp settings for each song.

Guitar Exams at Grade 3 -=:-'-ere are three types of exam that can be taken using this pack: a Grade Exam, a Performance Certificate and a Band Exam. Guitar Grade 3 Exam: this is for players who want to develop performance and technical skills

P ayers wishing to enter for a Guitar Grade 3 exam need to prepare three pieces of which one may be a free choice piece - osen from outside the printed repertoire. In addition you must prepare the technical exercises in the book, undertake ~ither a sight reading test or an improvisation & interpretation test, take an ear test and answer general musicianship ~ estions. Samples of these tests are printed in the book along with audio examples on the CD. Guitar Grade 3 Performance Certificate: this is for players who want to focus on performing in a range of styles

-:-a enter for your Guitar Grade 3 Performance Certificate you play pieces only. You can choose any five of the six tunes rinted in this book, or you can choose to bring in up to two free choice pieces as long as they meet the standards set out by ~ockschool. Free choice piece checklists for all grades can be found on the Rockschool website: www.rockschool.co.uk. Levell Band Exam in Guitar, Bass and Drums: this is for players who want to play in a band -=-ne Level 1 band exam is for all of you who would like to play the repertoire at Grade 3 as a three piece band, consisting of "tar, bass and drums. You play together in the exam, using the parts printed in the Grade 3 Guitar, Bass and Drum books. =.ike the Guitar Grade 3 Performance Certificate, you play any five of the six printed tunes, or you can include up to two free a ice pieces as long as they meet the standards set out by Rockschool. If you take this exam you will be marked as a unit 'ith each player expected to contribute equally to the overall performance of each piece played. ::>

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