The Guitar Poem By Carl Sandburg - Dedication To Andres Segovia - Photo Of Andres Segovia's Right Hand - Introduction And Preface - Especially For The Student - The Fingernails - Photo Of The Guitar - Nomenclature - Description Of The Guitar - Care Of The Instrument - The Strings - Holding The Guitar In Playing Position - Tuning The Guitar - The Right Hand - The Left Hand - Rudiments Of Music - Accidentals And Other Symbols Used In Guitar Music - Tempo - Musical Terms - Dynamics - Lessons Using First String Notes - Lessons Using Second String Notes - Lessons Using Second And First String Notes - Lessons Using Third String Open - Lessons Using A On Third String - Lessons Using Accidentals - Lessons Using Eigth Notes - Daily Exercises For Conditioning Both Hands - Lessons Using D - Fourth String Open - Lessons Using A - Fifth String Open - Lessons Usng E - Sixth String Open - Lessons Using E - A - And D Bass Strings - Lessons Using Fourth String Notes - More Accidentals - Lessons Using Fifth String Notes - Lessons Using Sixth String Notes - Lessons Using Dotted Quarter Notes - Five Pieces - Lessons Using Thirds - Four Lute Pieces - Lessons Using Sixteenth Notes - Lessons Using Dotted Eighth Notes - Lessons Using Triplets - Fughetta For Two Guitars (Carulli) - Exercises For Stretching The Left Hand Fingers (Chromatic Scales) - Lessons Using Slurs - Lessons Using Ascending And Descending Slurs - Ten Arpeggios For The Development Of The Right Hand - Two Ensemble Pieces: Waltz For Two - Etude For Three (Sor) - Chord Of F - Five Solos: Sevillana I - Sevillana II - Peruvian Air - El Vito - Malaguena - Tuning The Sixth String Down To D: Two Lute Pieces - Tuning The Fifth String Down To G: El Noy De La Mare - German Dance - Tuning The Fourth String Down To C: Baroque Dance - Postlude