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106 Music as a Second Language & The Modern Band Movement Little Kids Rock Teacher Manual v3.3 GUITAR Parts of the Acoustic Guitar Sound Hole Frets Nut Strings Bridge Neck Headstock Tuning Machines Body Pickguard

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Parts of the acoustic guitar

sound Hole

Frets

nut

strings

Bridge

neck

Headstock

Tuning Machines

Body

Pickguard

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Parts of the electric guitar

Pickguard

Pickup

Frets

nut

stringsVolume Knob

Tone Knobs

output

neck

HeadstockTuning Pegs

Body

Bridge

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E A D G B E

some of the Basics

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1 2 34

3rd Fret

2nd Fret

1st Fret

The thumb doesn’t get a num-ber because it sits on the back of the neck (The guitar’s neck, not your neck!!!)

Think of each box as a fret. Put your finger in the first box, and you’re playing the first fret.

2. Finger numbers

Fret numbersstring numbers

string names

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chord diagrams

A chord diagram is just a drawing of what a chord looks like when you play it on your guitar. Look at the chord diagram and key below.

Here are tips for Reading chord diagrams: ❶ The black dots with numbers in them are where you place your fingers.

The numbers tell you which finger to use. Play strings that have black dots.❷ Any string that has an “O” above it is supposed to be played, even though

there is no finger on it. ❸ Any string that has an “X” above it is NOT supposed to be played.

noteLots of song books that you will find in music stores use chord diagrams like this one to the right. The drawing is simpler and there are either no finger numbers, or they are shown above. That’s because after awhile people begin to remember chords by their shapes. Once you are familiar with a chord’s shape, your fingers will find their places automatically!

1 2

3

x x

D

1

3

2

XX O

Finger number

1 3 2

chord name

Play this open string

don’t play this string

Fretboard

Frets

nut