How many songs can be played on A,  A minor, G, E and C...of a guitar??
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I know about 100 campfire songs that can be played with A, A min, G, C, E.  there is not really any practical use for them, but they are good to learn on.
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The most common key is C, but that shouldn't matter when you're tuning a guitar. I would reccommend just tuning to a piano, if you have one.
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you'd probably be best off by finding it on a guitar tabs website and use the chords to figure it out and then improv. that's what I do when I figure out piano stuff. just keep in mind, if you have to read tabs, the top string is e, then b,g,d,a,e, and every fret is one half step. Good luck and have fun
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http://www.e-chords.com\nThey have a downloadable chord chart that's really useful! And you can see the chords in all the songs.\nHappy playing!
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Hi there, the tabs are shown on 6 lines.\n\nEach line corresponds to each of the guitar strings.\n\nE ---1--- the thinnest string\nB -------\nG -------\nD -------\nA -------\nE ------- the thickest string\n\nMeans you put a finger on the 1st fret of the thinnest string and you play it.\n\n\nE ---1--- the thinnest string\nB ---0---\nG ---0---\nD ---0---\nA ---0---\nE ---0--- the thickest string\n\nMeans you play all the strings (strum) whilst putting a finger on the 1st fret of the thinnest string and leaving the rest open (that's why they are 0)\n\n\nE ---0--- the thinnest string\nB ---0---\nG ---1---\nD ---2---\nA ---2---\nE ---0--- the thickest string\n\nis the E chord, you put finger number 1 on G string, 1st fret, finger two on A string on 2nd fret, and third finger on fret 2 on the D string. Play all strings!
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need more info \ndance music/rock music etc\nacoustic/electric/amped up guitars\n\ngood luck
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www.ultimate-guitar.com has lessons and tabs for 100's of songs
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Make a smart one...\nAll the songs that start with B or whatever other letter!\nHave fun!
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I would say about 5 for the bass and 4-7 for electric guitar, thats just a guess tho,
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E, F, G. That's the stereotypical progression. Play it fast as barr chords, but leave the high E and B strings open for all.\n\nE////////// F//////// G F E///////// F//////// G F E
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depends on what u want the chord or tabs. just go to http://www.azchords.com
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That depends on what type of music that you want to play, as well as what kind of guitar you have.  If are playing electric you could start with some classics that contain easy power chords.  A few easy ones that I know of would be:\n\nEverclear: Santa Monica\nBush:      Glycerin\nDeep Purple: Smoke on the Water\n\nIf you play acoustic the way I started to learn chords is by actually playing Christmas songs.  Most of the have the basic chords with a simple chord progression.
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E D# E D# E B D C A\n\nC E A B\n\nE G# B C\n\n(mid) E (high) E D# E D# E B D C A\n\nC E A B\n\nE C B A\n\nAnd then you repeat this a few times for the main melody. Sorry I can only get you a little, but it's kinda hard to write it all out... I hope you can figure out which octave each note's supposed to be played in too (I did write that mid/ high because it was two E's in a row though!)
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those three instruments are actually the only three instruments that i have ever been interested in. sadly im lazy and have given up on all three. my recommendation is the piano though... this is only because from what i hear "if you learn to play the piano it makes it a lot easier to play almost any other instrument" or thats what i hear anyway. point is regardless of wether u choose it or not. anything is better than nothing because its better to get urself at least used to reading music and what different notes sound like etc. u can always change to a different instrument later... also someone said that guitar chicks are hot... actually any girl that plays an instrument that can be in a rock band is sexy. :-D
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I would say "chords"...\n\nby the way, this is not the correct forum for music questions
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You can use a piano. Just play a note, and tune your guitar using the little twisting notches on the top. (twisting tighter makes it higher)
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Acoustic. Go to www.harmony-central.com. Pick out five songs that you like on acoustic guitar. Get CHORDPRO, CHORD, or TAB files for the five songs. Either the file will have diagrams, or you can get a good free diagram online. (Or just E-Mail me with questions www.keptcompany.com) Play until it hurts, but they sound good. Then get five more songs. The strings, from lowest to higest, are EADGBe. Good luck. Hit me up with an E-Mail if you get stuck.