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Guitar Notes and
Symbols- Notation Explained - Page 2
In the picture below are different music and guitar notes
and symbols. Try to memorize the symbols and any note relationships.
The sharp symbol
raises the pitch of a note by a half step
The flat symbol
lowers the pitch of a note by a half step
The tie - a
curved line which connects two notes of the same
pitch. This tells you to hold the first note for
the duration of both notes
The slur - a
curved line which connects two different notes.
When you see a slur on the tab staff,
it notates either a hammer-on or a pull-off (See
Hammer-ons/Pull-offs lesson)
In this lesson, play the tab guitar notes to hear
the examples:
- Above are some examples of note relationships to
help you understand how rhythms work.
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