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4. C Dm Em F G Am Bdim. They separate the notes (tones) on the guitar. Once you can do steps one to five in the key of C, it's real easy to learn it for the other 11 major keys. This is where the sound is produced. 6 Learn to play and apply the triads to the most common chord progressions that fit thousands and thousands of songs. Instead of reading notes on staff paper which can be quite tricky, it is made up of a number system that is so easy my grandma can play ‘smoke on the water’ with ease!! NO joke. You should grasp the pick between your thumb and forefinger of your right hand. The following 6 lines do not represent your typical ‘music staff’ which actually has 5 lines. Hint: It's much easier than you think. 6 When you place your finger (form your left hand) in between two frets and hold down the string you are then prepared to strum or pick the string with your right hand. This just means that you can play a couple notes higher on the guitar and those notes are so high pitched they are pretty annoying to listen to anyway! You will stay in the lower range of the guitar most of the time.

On a slide whistle you blow into it and move the slide up and down to change the pitch. Playing the very first songs on your guitar will be easier if you know the notes on the first two strings, you have to proceed on the third string. The first option is to buy a right-handed guitar and re-string it, so that the order of the strings in figure 3 is reversed. 6 Well, it needn't be that way. All you need is a methodical step-by-step method that makes sense and is easy and fun to use. You can start by playing simply melodies like that of nursery rhymes. If you want to play any instrument, you have to have one and this is especially true if you want to play a guitar. You don’t have to work on all the notes at once. 6 The back of the neck is curved, so that your hand molds into the shape of the neck. The second string is B, C (first fret), and D (third fret). Now let’s get this ‘Higher’ and ‘Lower’ thing straight. Pick up your guitar and place the back of the guitar neck when constructing chords, although this is more common when playing scales.

Once you master and memorize the notes, you can now read advanced music guitar sheets. 6 On the guitar however it is not up and down. Learning to play guitar notes will be very hard if you don’t have your own guitar. Now that you know the notes, you have to conduct some exercises. 5. When you hold down a string at a given ‘fret’ what you are actually doing is making the string shorter, thus making the pitch ‘Higher’ and changing the note (or tone). 6 In music, the musical notes (tones, pitches, whatever you call them) are changed by pitch.. Easy and fun to learn and play. The Top Line represents the thinnest or ‘highest pitched’ string on your guitar. Learn to play those triads with common chord progressions. 6 Here is a link to a great resource *WITH VIDEO* to show you what it looks like to strum and play and hold the guitar! However, that site also continues to teach traditionally and we are here to learn the guitar OVERNIGHT! So, let’s not spend too much time over there.

It is left to right. Try out both thumb positions and use the one that is most.

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