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Guitar Fret Board Notes

     Lets take a look at fretboard of the guitar and learn the notes that are on it. First, you will notice that there are six strings on the guitar. Starting with the top string (The thickest string) and going down, the strings are: E,A,D,G,B,E. Or, Eat All Day Get Big Easy. The metal vertical strips on the neck are known as the frets. A note is played by pressing your finger in the position between the frets and striking the string with a guitar pick.
Now, lets learn the notes:


    You will notice that there are many places on the guitar neck to play an A note. Some of these are the same pitch and sound exactly alike. Others may sound different. They are still A notes, but in a different pitch. See the Octaves lessons for a more in depth explanation. Also note that on your guitar neck, you probably see round dots on the guitar neck which mark the 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 12th, 15th, 17th frets and so on.



These are used as a guide when playing, so you do not need to count frets all the time. This is your guitar neck and its notes. Get to know it, and try to memorize where the notes are located. This will help you greatly in your guitar playing.



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