Guitar Theory Adventure

1 - First Things First - Music Theory Foundation

1-0 First Things First Intro

1-1-1 Music Fundamentals

2 Topics

Note Reading Basics

Understanding BPM

1-1-2 Musical Building Blocks – The Notes

1 Quiz

Musical Building Block Quiz

1-2 Notes On The Guitar Fretboard

1 Quiz

Notes on the Guitar Fretboard Quiz

1-3 The Most Important SCALE

1 Quiz

The Most Important Scale

1-4 Making Sense of Chords

1 Quiz

Making Sense of Chords

1-5 Chord Progressions Made Easy

1 Quiz

Chord Progressions Made Easy

1-6 Intervals Are Your Friend

1 Quiz

Intervals Are Your Friend

1-7 Minor Scale Formula

1 Quiz

Minor Scale Formula

1-8 Common Chord Progressions

1 Quiz

Common Chord Progressions

More Practical Theory for Guitar

Think 1 – 4 – 5 | Super Useful Guitar Theory Trick

How To Find The Key Of A Song

How to Find The Alternate Bass Notes

How to Find The Alternate Bass Notes of a Chord

Common Pattern 12 Bar Blues [Key E]

Common Pattern 1-3-4-5 [key G]

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Notes on the Guitar Fretboard Quiz

Guitar Theory Adventure 1-2 Notes On The Guitar Fretboard Notes on the Guitar Fretboard Quiz

In this quiz, you will get an idea of how well you learned this lesson on finding notes on the guitar fretboard and also your basic understanding of the Musical Alphabet. If you have any trouble with the quiz, please review the lesson one more time and try it again!

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Question 1 of 7

1. Question
1. What are the names of the open strings on a guitar starting from the lowest string (6th)?
- a.) E-A-D-G-B-E
- b.) A-B-C-D-E-F
- c.) B-E-A-D-E-G
- d.) D-E-A-G-E-B
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2. What phrase is used to help you remember the name of the strings?
- a.) Eat All Delicious Gooey Big Eclairs
- b.) Eddie Ate Dynamite Good Bye Eddie
- c.) Every Annie Dons Great Big Earrings
- d.) Each Antelope Danced Gracefully By Everyone
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Question 3 of 7

3. Question
3. What would make a note Sharp (#) on the guitar?
- a.) one 1/2 step lower (1 fret lower)
- b.) one whole step lower (2 frets lower)
- c.) one whole step higher (2 frets higher)
- d.) one 1/2 step higher (1 fret higher)
- e.) something pointy-ouch!
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4. Question
4. What two notes have no sharp?
- a.) F & G
- b.) E & B
- c.) A & D
- d.) C & D
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Question 5 of 7

5. Question
5. What notes are in the Musical Alphabet?
- a.) C-D-E-F-G-H-I
- b.) D-A-B-F-E-G-C
- c.) A-B-C-D-E-F-G
- d.) G-A-D-B-F-E-C
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Question 6 of 7

6. Question
6. How many notes higher is an Octave?
- a.) 2
- b.) 3
- c.) 7
- d.) 8
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Question 7 of 7

7. Question
7. How do you find an octave up from any note on strings 6 & 5 on the guitar?
- a.) Go 2 strings over, 2 Frets up.
- b.) Go 2 Frets up.
- c.) Go 4 strings over, 4 Frets up.
- d.) Go 1 string over, One Fret up.
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