Guitar: One octave Intervals: Fourths in C Major

Today's posting is an exercise in Fourths. By now, you may have noticed that when played in descending order, the intervals shorten, 3rds become 2nds and fourths become 3rds. The tablatures shown here are generally written in first position, but you can transpose these to higher positions on the neck as shown in this example. Get these under your fingers first, then transpose them into the same key in different positions on the fretboard, and then into different keys. Take your time and have fun!