I'm sure there are plenty of websites devoted to reading music, I'm not sure of any exact ones however. But if you just want to know the notes, then here goes. For the treble cleff (which is what the guitar utilizes exclusively), the SPACES are (from bottom to top): F A C E. The LINES (from bottom to top) are: E G B D F. You'll remember them soon enough, it just takes practice. Unfortunate, I think you need to pay your dues playing songs like "Yankee Doodle" out of those instructional booklets. But trust me it's worth it once you learn to read music.
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I'm sure there are plenty of websites devoted to reading music, I'm not sure of any exact ones however. But if you just want to know the notes, then here goes. For the treble cleff (which is what the guitar utilizes exclusively), the SPACES are (from bottom to top): F A C E. The LINES (from bottom to top) are: E G B D F. You'll remember them soon enough, it just takes practice. Unfortunate, I think you need to pay your dues playing songs like "Yankee Doodle" out of those instructional booklets. But trust me it's worth it once you learn to read music.
I'm sure there are plenty of websites devoted to reading music, I'm not sure of any exact ones however. But if you just want to know the notes, then here goes. For the treble cleff (which is what the guitar utilizes exclusively), the SPACES are (from bottom to top): F A C E. The LINES (from bottom to top) are: E G B D F. You'll remember them soon enough, it just takes practice. Unfortunate, I think you need to pay your dues playing songs like "Yankee Doodle" out of those instructional booklets. But trust me it's worth it once you learn to read music.
