How The Musical Alphabet Is Applied To The Guitar

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Daniel December 10, 2019

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Introduction:

It’s quite common for guitarists to know the musical alphabet, but still can’t actually use this knowledge when it comes to their instrument. Learn how it functions on the guitar so that you can be a more knowledgable guitarist!

The Video Lesson:

Notes:

Don’t forget that two notes do not have sharps – B and E.

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Categories: Easy, Guitar Lessons, Music Theory, Step 2 Lessons, Step C Lessons

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