http://news.guitarojam.com/lessons-learning/tablature-notation/reading-sheet-music-a-must-for-guitarists-72/ Guitar Resources, Articles and Learning Materials Tue, 02 Jun 2009 07:21:23 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 http://news.guitarojam.com/lessons-learning/tablature-notation/reading-sheet-music-a-must-for-guitarists-72/comment-page-1/#comment-216 guitarnews Sun, 02 Mar 2008 21:47:05 +0000 http://news.guitarojam.com/lessons-learning/reading-sheet-music-a-must-for-guitarists-72/#comment-216 Thanks for the comment Jon - it would be interesting to find an old TAB chart for the lute and display it for our readers - must look into that! You certainly make a very good point about the massive benefits of TAB once you can read traditional music notation. In other words, you get the best result if you learn both. Thanks for the comment Jon – it would be interesting to find an old TAB chart for the lute and display it for our readers – must look into that! You certainly make a very good point about the massive benefits of TAB once you can read traditional music notation. In other words, you get the best result if you learn both.

]]> http://news.guitarojam.com/lessons-learning/tablature-notation/reading-sheet-music-a-must-for-guitarists-72/comment-page-1/#comment-213 Jon Tue, 26 Feb 2008 05:25:29 +0000 http://news.guitarojam.com/lessons-learning/reading-sheet-music-a-must-for-guitarists-72/#comment-213 True, but you at the same time there are things that you can illustrate with TAB that traditional musical notation simply can't convey. TAB has been around in one form or another since the Renaissance period (I think it was used for Lute?), today's TAB is much more precise than that obviously but it means that with the traditional stave you can also show various Guitar effects, bends being the obvious example. I think you do need to be able to read music to fully appreciate TAB but the benefits of TAB are massive. True, but you at the same time there are things that you can illustrate with TAB that traditional musical notation simply can’t convey. TAB has been around in one form or another since the Renaissance period (I think it was used for Lute?), today’s TAB is much more precise than that obviously but it means that with the traditional stave you can also show various Guitar effects, bends being the obvious example. I think you do need to be able to read music to fully appreciate TAB but the benefits of TAB are massive.

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