Third String Notes
G Note
To play the note G , pick the open 3rd string (no fingers placed behind the frets).
A Note
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To play the note A , place the second finger of your left hand just behind the second fret of the 3rd string.
You now have two G notes; the one above and the one at the third fret on the first string. This type of repetition occurs with all notes, since the musical alphabet goes from A to G, and then back to A again. The distance between the two G notes is called octave.
Class Sessions
1- Third String Notes
2- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS
3- Chord Charts
4- APPENDIX ONE – TUNING
5- Dotted Quarter Notes
6- Flats
7- Sharps
8- Eighth Notes
9- Sixth String Notes
10- Fifth String Notes
11- Fourth String Notes
12- INTRODUCTION
13- Second String Notes
14- Tablature
15- First String Notes
16- Approach to Practice
17- Tuning Hints
18- Supplementary Pieces
19- Alternate Picking
20- Open Position Notes
21- Rests
22- Note Summary
23- Note Summary
24- Duets
25- Other Titles in this Series
26- Electronic Tuners
27- Count, Pick and Fingering Symbols
28- Note Summary
29- Right Hand Support
30- Using an Electronic Tuner
31- Pick Technique
32- Acoustic Guitars
33- Electric Guitars
34- Amplifiers
35- Strings
36- Seating
37- Standing
38- Right Hand and Arm
39- The Rudiments of Music
40- Note Values
41- Time Signatures