Hawaiian Steel Guitar

A Simple Chord Based Tutor For Learning Steel Guitar Played With a Sliding Steel Bar.

	DIAGRAM OF THE GUITAR FINGER BOARD Showing the Six Strings and the Frets. Giving the names of the open strings and the names of the notes of each string on the different frets.
	If You Can Read Music, This diagram gives you the Chro- matic Scale. If You Do Not Read Music It will be an advantage to study the names of the notes on this chart as the names of the different chords are all marked and it will be easy to learn the names of each note of the chords by refering to this diagram. In Playing The Steel Guitar The Pupil must rely upon the ear to a great extent in making the notes or chords. To get the true tone the frets denote the positions of the Steel where it is to be placed to make the notes which can be played either flat or sharp by placing the steel the least bit higher or lower than the guide of the fret. You can play the Steel Guitar in higher tones than are marked .by the frets producing some very bril- liant effects.