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    Acordes y Escalas para Guitarra

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    The document provides instructions for reading fingerboard diagrams used in a music book. It explains that numbers 1-4 represent the left-hand fingers, dots indicate left-hand finger placements, Xs above strings indicate strings that should be avoided when strumming, open strings are indicated with 0, and a barre is shown when a finger holds down multiple strings at once. It also notes that fret numbers may appear to indicate the fret that hands should be placed at to play chords.

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    The document provides instructions for reading fingerboard diagrams used in a music book. It explains that numbers 1-4 represent the left-hand fingers, dots indicate left-hand finger placements, Xs above strings indicate strings that should be avoided when strumming, open strings are indicated with 0, and a barre is shown when a finger holds down multiple strings at once. It also notes that fret numbers may appear to indicate the fret that hands should be placed at to play chords.

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    The document provides instructions for reading fingerboard diagrams used in a music book. It explains that numbers 1-4 represent the left-hand fingers, dots indicate left-hand finger placements, Xs above strings indicate strings that should be avoided when strumming, open strings are indicated with 0, and a barre is shown when a finger holds down multiple strings at once. It also notes that fret numbers may appear to indicate the fret that hands should be placed at to play chords.

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    Acordes y Escalas para Guitarra

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    The document provides instructions for reading fingerboard diagrams used in a music book. It explains that numbers 1-4 represent the left-hand fingers, dots indicate left-hand finger placements, Xs above strings indicate strings that should be avoided when strumming, open strings are indicated with 0, and a barre is shown when a finger holds down multiple strings at once. It also notes that fret numbers may appear to indicate the fret that hands should be placed at to play chords.

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    Just in case...

    Here's a reminder o f how t o read t h e new markings on t h e fingerboard diagrams in t h i s book:

    Think of your left-hand fingers a s


    being numbered 1 through 4

    Xs above t h e grid tell you t o


    avoid strumming t h a t string.

    X 0 t--- 0 s indicate an open string.

    + A barre (pronounced like "bar")


    is shown when a finger holds
    down t w o o r more s t r i n g s a t
    Dots are t h e left-hand d
    t h e same time.
    fingerings. 3 4 1 1

    Numbers below t h e strings


    tell you which finger t o use
    on t h a t string.

    NOTE: Fret numbers ("5fr") may appear t o t h e r i g h t o f t h e f i r s t f r e t on some chord


    diagrams. This t e l l s you t o slide your hand up t o t h e appropriate fret, position your
    fingers and s t r u m away. If no f r e t number i s shown (or you see a thick t o p line on t h e
    diagram), your hand should be around f r e t 1, near t h e nut.

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