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Here's how to memorize the sharps associated with each Key in Music! This video is Part 2 of my series on Music Theory for Guitar Players. The goal is to give you practical Music Theory 101 to enhance your Guitar playing advendure. ⭐️ All Access Members are the lifeblood of the channel! Members get all the Guitar Tab and Lesson Plans that accompany each of my videos ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrn4_9lCLDmItA8MQTf7pfA/join

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What notes have sharps and flats? In this video, I'll show you how to identify the accidentals associated with each key in music. We're building on the 7 notecards from the previous lesson as we add sharps to each key. This will go a long way in helping you construct the major scale and navigate the circle of fifths. Little by little, these videos are designed to be taken in bite sized chunks with several days in between to commit what you've learned to memory.

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