Legato (Hammer-on, Pull-off) - Revision history

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‎Why Legato?

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‎Related Lessons

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‎Putting them Together

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‎PreReqs

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 Legato is a technique where the notes seem to flow into one another.  It is the opposite of staccato, where each note's attack is emphasized and sustain minimized.  The primary means to achieve legato on guitar is through note-sounding techniques that do not use picking or plucking the strings.

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	Legato is a technique where the notes seem to flow into one another. It is the opposite of staccato, where each note's attack is emphasized and sustain minimized. The primary means to achieve legato on guitar is through note-sounding techniques that do not use picking or plucking the strings.		Legato is a technique where the notes seem to flow into one another. It is the opposite of staccato, where each note's attack is emphasized and sustain minimized. The primary means to achieve legato on guitar is through note-sounding techniques that do not use picking or plucking the strings.

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	So that's a complete major scale on one string ascending and descending in groups of 4.		So that's a complete major scale on one string ascending and descending in groups of 4.
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		+	== Grace Notes ==
		+	<u>Grace Notes</u> are very quick, soft notes that lead into another note or phrase. They can hint at a tonality, and can add flair to a melody.
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		+	E--(11)/12------------------------
		+	B-------------13-------------------
		+	G------------------14-----(12)/14
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	== Why Legato?==		== Why Legato?==

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 * Fig 15 - half-whole pattern on both strings
 * Fig 16 - whole-half pattern on both strings

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 == PreReqs ==
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 ==Hammer-on==

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	Legato is a technique where the notes seem to flow into one another. It is the opposite of staccato, where each note's attack is emphasized and sustain minimized. The primary means to achieve legato on guitar is through note-sounding techniques that do not use picking or plucking the strings.		Legato is a technique where the notes seem to flow into one another. It is the opposite of staccato, where each note's attack is emphasized and sustain minimized. The primary means to achieve legato on guitar is through note-sounding techniques that do not use picking or plucking the strings.
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		+	== PreReqs ==
		+	[[Basic Technique]]

	==Hammer-on==		==Hammer-on==