What does this mean (guitar)???

Question:http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pdf/chord...

btw anyone want to be my online guitar teacher

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btw anyone want to be my online guitar teacher

It's a chart explaining keys and what notes are sharped or flatted, and the chords that are played in that key !!!! Most of the chart would take a lot of musical theory to explain, but I think I've giving you the jest of it. This is the simplified explanation of this.....on the right for example is shows you that in the key of C that there are no sharps or flats, if there is one put into the music it's called and accidental, I hope this helped !!!!! I could probably write there or four pages trying to explain all this, but I don't know how much musical education you've had, and I may make you more confused !!!!!!! I'm sorry but I don't teach on line !!!!!! I have to go now, I have a student coming !!!!! I teach at home or in the students home. I teach classical and acoustic. There are hundreds of sites to go to on the Internet, they have tutors, DVDs, Cd's, and videos. I'm sure that you've seen the lists I've had on here, I bet that I've put them on at least 500 times, check again later on, when I have the time I'll list them again when someone asks, I do it at least once a week !!!!!!!!!

NO... I don't want to be your online teacher... why would I? I charge $50 an hour for lessons. As for that file... I can't open it so I don't know what it says... sorry.

It tells you what notes are in the successive chords of each scale - the I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII chords, to be precise.

If you don't know what that means, I can't teach you online. I could show you in five minutes, but explaining is just too complicated right now, specially since I have a really bad cold.