Unlock EVERY Note On The Fretboard!

Does the musical alphabet and note memorization have you stumped? Grab a pen and paper and join me as we take a dive into learning them!

Did this help you? Well if you’re new to guitar or you’ve played for a while but you’re trying to learn more about the fretboard, you NEED to check out Fretboard Wizard.

There’s a whole video series that goes over this topic and much much more! Learn more & sign up for the waitlist.

The Musical Alphabet and Note Memorization was featured in Acoustic Tuesday Episode #59 along with many more guitar geek discoveries. Click here to watch the full episode.

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My name is Tony Polecastro and I’m an acoustic guitar geek. I LOVE the idea of learning guitar online but I was fed up with the overwhelming, “more is better” approach that takes the fun out of learning guitar…this is my journey from 60 to 36,534 guitar students... Read My Story

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  • Hi Tony – Thanks for your email. I just watched it and it reminded me of how to find any note on the fretboard fast. I did Fretboard Wizard last spring. I still have all of the lessons and after today, will be reviewing a lot more of the material. The Fretboard Wizard course is great. I learned al lot, but still have a long way to go before I could ever call myself a guitarist. Lots more practice is require yet, but – I certainly have the tools to work with and will have more time now that fall is in the air.

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  • Thanks Man this opened my eyes to a lot. Not all that good but I’m having fun learning.

    Thank you
    Craig

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  • Thanks for sharing your knowledge in guitar lessons cause I am a very slow learner and this video has given me a little confidence and I will challenge myself to get better a step at a time

    Thanks again and God bless you

    Jose Figueroa

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  • You have passed on lots of valuable information that makes playing simpler and easier to learn. Very encouraging. Thank you so much!

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  • Hi Tony, Great tips! One question though: So we know the locations of the notes but how can this be applied in a useful manner? Thanks!

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