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  • jorgemac

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    January 7, 2026 at 4:15 pm

    If you call out each note’s name as you pick them you will learn the fret board much faster. If you call out a fret location to me I can give you the note’s name. Not bragging just stating that I always called out the note’s name so I know where all of the notes are located on the fret board.

    How many G notes are there on frets, open string to 5th fret of the fret board – 4. How many e notes- 4. How Many D notes – 3. Learn that and you can figure out any chord shape any where they are located.

    How many c chords within the same area- 5 different shapes. How many C chords on the treble strings E, B, G in the same area- 2

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