Lemoine Rivoal Yvon - Dechiffrage A La Guitare Vol.2
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a reading book for guitar, this resource aims to guide the student in the progressive discovery of notes on the six strings, intentionally staying within an accessible area of the fretboard: the first three frets. This approach allows building solid landmarks (open strings, finger placements, transitions) while developing reading and anticipation skills, essential for playing in a group, sight-reading sheet music, or following a more advanced method.
Throughout the pages, the progression encourages natural assimilation of the notes and their quick location on the fretboard. By working within a reduced range, the focus is on accuracy (correct finger positions, fingerings, string changes) and continuity of playing. This method is particularly aimed at guitarists in the consolidation phase: it helps link theory (note names) to practice (actual placement on the instrument), while strengthening rhythmic regularity and left-hand/right-hand coordination.
Ideal as a complement to lessons, it is also suitable for autonomous work: a few minutes of reading per session are enough to embed the reflexes and build confidence. An excellent choice to develop smoother reading, better understand the fretboard, and prepare for the next stages of the guitar journey.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Instrumentation | guitar | Difficulty | level 2 |
| Genre | music training | Pages | 32 |
Questions frequently asked
For what level of guitarist is this method intended?
Rated difficulty level 2, this book is aimed at guitarists consolidating their basic fretboard reading skills.
Which positions on the fretboard are covered?
The progression is limited to the first three frets on all six strings of the guitar. This reduced range allows focusing on note recognition, fingerings, and string changes.
Can the notes of all six strings be learned with this volume?
The exercises progressively guide the discovery of notes on all six strings, starting with open strings and accessible positions. The approach links note names to their locations on the fretboard. Reading and anticipation are practiced within the scope of the first three frets.
How many pages does Déchiffrage à la guitare Vol. 2 contain?
The volume includes 32 pages devoted to guitar reading and note location.
Can this method be used without a teacher?
A few minutes of reading per session allows for autonomous work, while making this material a suitable supplement to guitar lessons.
