'Greensleeves' is written in 3/4 meter and begins with an anacrusis on beat number 3. There are eighth notes in the music, so the count will be: 3 & 1 & 2 & Use your practice utilities to work on 'Greensleeves'. As you play, think about how the motive is changing as the music progresses.

The Circle of Skips shows that in music the notes A and F are one skip apart. Playing the notes A Second Fret and F Third Fret on your guitar sounds out this relationship. Another place to see this relationship is on the staff. The note A Second Fret, which is written in the second space on the staff, and the note F Third Fret, which is written in the first space on the staff, shows a space-to-space relationship, indicating a pitch difference of one skip. Consecutive skips will show on the staff as either a series of notes falling in the spaces, or as a series of notes falling on the lines.

You were introduced to the key of G Major in an earlier lesson, so let's revisit the key and play through its functional tones. The key signature is showing an F Sharp, so the leading tone will be the note F Sharp Fourth Fret on string number 4. We'll start on the tonic note, G Open and proceed upward by step to the dominant tone, D Third Fret. Then we'll descend by step, back through the tonic and down to the subdominant tone, C Third Fret. And we'll finish by returning by step to the tonic note, G Open. Play each of the notes twice and sing the pitch letter names.

Some tuners have a toggle button for selecting an instrument, which may be labeled Guitar/Bass; if your tuner has this button, make sure that you have selected the Guitar. There should be an indicator on the display that either the guitar or the bass has been selected.