Guitar
Everything for the guitar in one place: the first eight chords (G, D, A, C, E, Em, Am, Dm), every shape by difficulty, and the barre chords with easier ways to play them.
Learn guitarTuning, the notes on the neck, eight open shapes, changing in time, the first song — every stop a page with sound, reference and something to play along to.The first chordsG, D, A, C, E, Em, Am, Dm — chosen by effort and use, not by opinion.By difficultyEvery shape in three bands: open, stretched, with a barre.Barre chordsWhy they are hard — and which have an easier shape.Reading tablatureSix lines, six strings, the number is the fret.The fretboardEvery note up to the 12th fret — and four rules for finding it.Easy guitar songsSongs with chords, ordered by their shapes: first the ones with few open chords, then the barre-free ones, then the rest. Where a capo helps, the fret is given.Chord chartEvery chord on one sheet, ready to print.
The notes on the neck
Open strings from low to high: E – A – D – G – B – E. The natural notes up to the twelfth fret are shown here; between E and F and between B and C lies one fret, otherwise two.
Anotona does this for you
Photograph a page of sheet music or play the melody — Anotona finds the key, engraves the notes and transposes them into any other. Free.
See AnotonaEvery note on this page is computed, not typed in — following the rule that also makes F# major spell its seventh degree E#, not F.