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Fret 0
Fret 0 is the same as an open string. If you add 12 to a string (fret 0, then fret 12), you will land an octave higher, where the string vibrates shorter and higher and faster. This works on any … Continue reading
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Tagged 0fret, EADGBE, Fret 0, fret 0 guitar, fretboard, Guitar Lessons, octaves, open strings on guitar, the 0 fret, the zero fret, tuning
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Intervals
Some things it just behooves you to know and never forget – like the Ten Commandments, the major scale, the minor scale, and musical intervals. This is part two of the Circle of Fifths posts, which deals primarily with intervals, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bass Guitar, Bass Lessons, Fret 0, fret 0 guitar, Guitar, Guitar Lessons, Guitar Studies, Intervallic Study, Intervals, Music, Music Theory, Natural Notes, Piano, Piano Lessons, Scales, white keys
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Magic Numbers
Lying in bed (just like so many people did), I just can’t sleep and I can’t stop thinking about this tweet about John Lennon’s and George Harrison’s favorite numbers. Magic Numbers – The Importance of the Number 7 The number … Continue reading
Circle of Fifths
The Circle of Fifths The Circle of Fifths is the roadmap for music theory – the way to remember half the wheel is Fat Charlie Goes Down And Eats Breakfast. The wheel, which is much like a clock in its … Continue reading
Guitar Chords App
The free guitar chords app “Basichords” is sufficient for beginning guitar students. It provides first and foremost, chord diagrams | chord charts for all the major chords – and I mean major in the musical sense as well as the … Continue reading
