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Fretty
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5/12/2005 | posted: 5/12/2005 at 3:37:17 AM ET
Hi there, I have a question about note reading. I want to know how to know which note to play in what position in a song when reading standard music notation? For example there is a "D" note 3rd fret of the B string and a "D" note on the 7th fret of the G string as well as other "D" notes all over the fret on other strings. in standard notation the same symbol for represents The "D" notes on the 3rd fret b string and the 7th fret g string. So how do i know when to play the notes in what position on the fret board when the same notes on different positions are represented by the same symbol? thankyou!
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 imnidiot
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3/28/2005 | posted: 5/12/2005 at 8:16:10 PM ET
It depends on what you're playing. Usually you would play the closest note in the position you're in. The scales are a very good way to do that, as they are in a sequential pattern. Even so, there are different ways to play the same scale, as well as positions on the fret board. There are a ton of guitar websites available. Go to google.com, and type in guitar lessons. I hope this is of some help. Good luck, Don
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Anonymous
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| posted: 5/16/2005 at 3:06:49 PM ET
You and your Google... 
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imnidiot
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3/28/2005 | posted: 5/16/2005 at 10:25:43 PM ET
Google is a very good search engine. If you don't know a specific site, most times you can type a general term google usually gives good results. It's like the librarian of the internet. There is also Ask Jeves, if you don't like google.
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| posted: 5/17/2005 at 4:45:11 PM ET
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