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By admin, January 24, 2010 2:12 am

Guitar Board
What’s the situation with taking guitar on-board QATAR AIRLINES?

I’m flying from Cape Town to India (Quatar Airlines). My acoustic guitar is coming along – can I take it on board (ie hand luggage) or does it need to be checked in? Thanks!
I’ve already checked their website and there’s nothing there on musical instruments. Any advice?

Go to below link and you may find some information that will surely help you out.
http://www.qatarairways.com/global/en/faq-general.html

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Underground Method of Learning the Guitar Fret Board!

Many have come and gone, they have seen and conquered; yet there is one thing they have failed to achieve-knowledge of the guitar fret board (found on the top of the neck with metal bars across it)! Unfortunately whether you believe it or not, knowing your frets is the key to success.

Many guitar players always find it difficult to do so. One would think rocket science is a walk in the park just by the way they go about it. Frets are exactly that, frets! There is no need to fear them. After all, if one has no knowledge whatsoever, how do they expect to play chords?

Yes, you heard right, chords…one of the most petrifying words in guitarville. Frets and chords go hand in hand, if guitar is your thing, better learn or die a slow death. There are different suggested ways of gaining better knowledge of frets, the highly proclaimed being mentally.

MENTALLY

This employs the method of learning away from your guitar. You can learn a fret at a time (in your mind), memory cards or games, mnemonics. They all work; you just need to find which one is the easiest for you. Let us look at all these in detail starting with the mind method.

Learning With Your Mind

The mind is capable of a great many things; humans underestimate it way too much. The best way to go about this technique is to take each fret at a time. Make sure to know all the six notes (if using a six string guitar) on the fret by heart before moving on to the next. Keep doing this ’till you are done.

Memory Cards

This is a great way of going about it; you can even get someone else to hold up a different card each time. Each card has the number of a fret, for example the number three. When you get this card you have to say out the notes G C F A# D G respectively. It goes on like this until you get all of them.

By the way, you don’t have to go and buy these cards; you can simply make some at home. No need to spend unnecessary money. (After all, we have too much to worry about with the high gas prices).

Mnemonics

Mnemonics are a sure fire way of learning to some degree. Mnemonics are simply assigning words to correspond with the various letters. An example of this would be the positions of the planets; Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.

This would become; My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nice Potatoes, get the point? You can assign each note with any word that you can remember.

What Next?

What next is that you go out and put what you have just learned into action. Knowing your frets will take time, but it is very doable. Don’t be afraid of it, it is just the fret board and nothing else.

About the Author

Samuel Malama is well known for the unbiased and unselfish guidance that he gives guitarists of all levels. Many guitar players have cited his guidance as the reason for their success. To find out why it is cardinal for a guitar player to have guidance click the link easy way to learn guitar or visit http://www.zoblazo.com/the-easy-way-to-learn-guitar/

Can you take a guitar on a plane during a trip in the world?

Specifically, Virgin Atlantic? I Yamaha acoustic guitar.

Yes you can! I went to Europe with a large group of people and some of them brought their guitars on board, and if not, they do not interfere if it is consistent with the rest of the luggage. some of my friends has not yet taken on board and nothing happened to him! , D

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