
Beginning Guitar Q2W7.3
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6th - 12th Grade
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Joshua Austin
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Beginning Guitar Q2W7.3
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Tune your guitar
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See if you can figure out what letter names the notes on each string would be
Use the open string letters as a clue
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KNOW THE DIFFERENCE between these three chords
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Practice for your playing finals
chords up to A
song you are going to play
Beginning Guitar Q2W7.3
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