In this tutorial, you will learn how to tune your guitar easily without making mistakes and sounding odd.

Tuning your rhythm guitar is a very easy thing to do, whenever your siblings play around with your guitar and dis-tune it, you should be glad because it gives you more experience while you are learning how to tune your guitar.

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You can use a piano to tune your guitar or you can do it with your mind, that is if you are already very familiar with the sound of the notes of music. You could download an app on google play or the apple app store for it.

So for beginners, I will advise you to use the piano to learn how to tune your guitar.

If you look at the strings of the guitar, the strings have their respective notes when they are open.

Look at the diagram above. The first string has the E note when open. The second string has the B note when open, the third string has the G note when it is open, the fourth string has the D note when it is open, the fifth string has the A note when it is open and the sixth string has the E note.

How to tune your guitar with the piano

All you have to do is to play the respective notes on the piano and whine the knob of the string you want to tune until they make the same sounds. Be careful as you whine so the strings will not snap.

There is a material that contains over 350 Nigerian praise and worship songs and another ebook that contains the chord progression of over 150 praise and worhip songs.

once you can lay your hands on playing all the solfas on your right hand and accompany them with your chords on your left hand, you would definitely be able to play praise and worship up to 75% level in the church.

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Also See:

Solfa notations of 10 common Nigerian praise songs

Tonic solfa score sheet of “Bless Me” Prayer of Jabez

Tonic Solfa Score Sheet of He never failed me yet (treble, alto and tenor)

Chord Progression of 7 common Nigerian worship songs

Basic High Life chord progression, rhythms and Licks