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		<title>Acoustic Guitar Lesson &#8211; Learning the Notes of the Guitar</title>
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Familiarizing yourself with the notes on the guitar is an important part of guitar playing.  I know it isn&#8217;t the most exciting part, but if you take time during your practice routines to learn them, you will be a better musician because of it.
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If you want to play the guitar or write songs you will need to know something, at least, about guitar music theory. You could break down guitar theory down to the study of three elements: chords, scales and arpeggios.
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Learning guitar can be split into two main categories &#8211; the physical and the theoretical. The physical aspects of learning guitar are the finger exercises and techniques you use to manifest your theoretical knowledge on the fretboard. As you can probably see, one cannot exist without the other. Once you&#8217;ve learned those first [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Guitar Music Theory Numbers &amp; Intervals On the Fretboard</title>
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Guitarists play and use intervals for melody, harmony, riffs, lead guitar solos, and bass lines. Understanding how intervals are played on the fretboard is an important part of learning about guitar theory, understanding music and popular songs. This free guitar lesson will explain what intervals are, how they&#8217;re numbered, which intervals are commonly [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Benefits Of Learning Music Theory</title>
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That&#8217;s music to my ear is a common phrase used to express a person&#8217;s emotional response to how a particular tune can make them feel. Some people listen to music all the time. Some study the art of playing an instrument. It&#8217;s therapeutic; it&#8217;s enriching; it&#8217;s a way of creating moods in any [...]]]></description>
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