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«[Well, for starters.] The parts of the guitar (image 2); starting from the top: there is the headstock, or head; the neck or arm, or fretboard; the frets; the body; the mouth, or sound hole; and the bridge. Also the notes and numbers of each string, in standard tuning. Counting from below, of the sharpest of all, is string 1, and is E; the next one is 2, and it is B; follows 3, and is G; follows 4, and is D; follows 5, and is A; follows the last one, 6, and is E, but more bass-sounding, an octave further back (I will inquire about that later). | Now, a little bit of theory. I hope you already know, about the notes or musical sounds. What it is: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, or maybe as I think you know them, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, being synonyms: A→La, B→Si, C→Do, E→Mi, D→Re, F→Fa, G→Sol, and these when they end, start again, but more bass-sounding, in a lower note; or more acute, in a higher note, depending on whether you ascended or descended in the order. | Almost all son
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