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Guitar Notes for Beginners

Guitar Notes for Beginners Written by Bobby Kittleberger Property of Guitar Chalk Media LLC Live URL: The simplest building block of music, and one that unfortunately is often overlooked by beginning Guitar players, is the single note. Before you get into scales, chords, melody or songs, Guitar Notes should be fully understood which, in turn, will allow a Guitar student to develop a more complete understanding of the following concepts: fretboard Navigation Chord Composition Guitar Scales In this lesson I'll cover Guitar Notes in full, which will take us through a basic definition, some applicable music theory and then a process for complete fretboard memorization.

Natural notes for the sixth string in a guitar tab. (View Larger Image) And the audio: Memorizing the position of the natural notes on the fretboard for the sixth string is an important first step, because it helps you utilize the fretboard dots and gets you familiar with many of the root notes for common chords.

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