I have been looking for a guide to reading notes that are...

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Question by Sleepydrakos
Submitted on 2/1/2004
Related FAQ: Classical Guitar FAQ
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I have been looking for a guide to reading notes that are not the open nor simple notes that are generally presented in a guitar book. I see the names of each fret in a few of my good guitar books, but what I dont understand is the fact that no guide, that I have come across, shows you the actual note on the staff and identifying the notes like on the 1st-6th string, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th etc. fret. Please unlock this mystery. Thank You! Sleepyd.

Answer by jack and frances
Submitted on 10/10/2005
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Hi Sleepy, Here's the URL for the fingerboard lookup chart: Hope it works for you! http://guitar-vacation-retreats.com/music_resources/Fingerboard_Lookup_Chart.html

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