The document discusses different types of chordophones, focusing on guitars. It provides details on how guitars produce sound through vibrating strings and how strings are set into motion by plucking, strumming, or bowing. It describes the typical components of a guitar, including the resonating chamber, neck, frets, and strings. It also briefly discusses bass guitars and their deeper sounds, as well as electric guitars and steel guitars which use pickups and amplification.

1. CHORDOPHONE :
INSTRUMENT GUITAR
PRESENT TO :
DR JEAN PENNY

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3. Chordophones make their sound when a
stretched string vibrates.
There is usually something that makes the
sound reverberate such as the body of a
guitar
or violin.
The strings are set into motion by either
plucking (like a harp), strumming (like a
guitar)
or by rubbing with a bow (like a violin or
cello)
Chordophones make their sound when a
stretched string vibrates.
There is usually something that makes the
sound reverberate such as the body of a
guitar
or violin.
The strings are set into motion by either
plucking (like a harp), strumming (like a
guitar)
or by rubbing with a bow (like a violin or
cello)

4. •The guitar produces sound when it strummed (fingers run across the
strings) or plucked.
•The guitar evolved from the lyre and medieval instruments known as
the cittern and gittern.
•The resonating chamger of the typical guitar has a flat or slightly rounded
back, a shape that resembles an "8," and a hole through which sound is
projected.
•Along its neck, which holds six strings, are frets which guide finger
placement.
•Keys are used to adjust the steel or gut strings that provide the sound. It
is the placement of fingers on the upper reaches of the neck that
determines the note the string will make.
•A capo may be used to raise the pitch of the guitar for an entire song.
Guitarists learn special plucking patterns that give rhythm to some songs.

5. •A bass guitar is a large guitar with only four strings that provided the deep sounds
that add rhythm to melodies.
•An electric guitar has a way to pick up the sound and then process it through
amplifiers which is why most electric guitars are solid and do not have the
resonating chamber of regular guitars.
•A steel guitar is a variation on the electric guitar. The instrument is held
horizontally on a stand. Instead of placing fingers on the strings to get a note, a
steel slider is moved along the fretless instrument. The strings are then plucked
with the other fingers.

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9. North Korea
children playing
the guitar.
Creepy as hell.

10. North Korea
children playing
the guitar.
Creepy as hell.