Guitar Position 1 Review
Now that we have learned all the notes in the first position on the guitar, we will review what we have learned.
Here is an overview of the first position.
Here is an overview of the first position.
Minor 6ths Guitar Playing By Name
In this lesson, you will be asked to play Minor 6ths on your instrument.
A Minor 6th on the guitar looks like this:
A Minor 6th on the guitar looks like this:
If it crosses over the break, we add one fret and it looks like the picture below.
Guitar Reading Position 1 E String
The notes E, F, and G we learned on the sixth string look like this in music notation:
Guitar Reading Position 1 A String
Guitar Reading Position 1 D String
Guitar Reading Position 1 G String
We learned the notes G and A on the third string.
They look like this in music notation:
Guitar Reading Position 1 B String
Guitar Reading Treble Clef Review
Now we will continue learning to read the notes of the Treble Clef.
Remember to use Every Good Boy Does Fine for the lines.
Remember to use Every Good Boy Does Fine for the lines.
And use FACE for the spaces.
Guitar Reading Treble Clef
Now we will learn how to read the notes of the Treble Clef.
The music alphabet is similar to the normal alphabet except for a few key differences:
First, highest letter in the music alphabet is G.
A B C D E F G
Second, after G the letters start over again with A.
The music alphabet is similar to the normal alphabet except for a few key differences:
First, highest letter in the music alphabet is G.
Second, after G the letters start over again with A.
