For instance, the F major scale is the same pattern, you just play each note one fret down the neck (E string first fret, E string third fret, E string fifth fret, A string first fret, etc).
Guys who keep their credit cards and major cash in a standard traveler's neck-string pouch can thwart pickpockets; so can gals who clasp and grasp shoulder-strap handbags.
These peaks provoked like strippers, teasing with veils of mist, sometimes revealing faces, shoulders and other parts; necks strung with glaciers, shards of white jewelry flashing.
The "not", a piece of wood hung round the neck by string, was given to any child overheard speaking Welsh, who would pass it to a different child if overheard speaking Welsh.
Since guitars have all different variety of neck sizes, string sizes, and fret gaps, it's important to alter your practice sessions with a new instrument slightly.
He took a violin from a friend, pried off the neck and strings, and replaced them with the handle of a shovel.
The judge, Carol Berkman, prodded him: "And you tied a sheet around her neck and strung her up?" "Yes," Mr. Pillco replied, "and I made it look as if she committed suicide on her own".
In another gallery Japanese pillar clocks from the 18th and 19th centuries are mounted on the wall, looking like the necks of string instruments with sliding adjustable markers to signal the changing, unequal hour lengths according to Japan's traditional mode of timekeeping.
Reproductions of both fiddles have been made, though less is known of their design than the shawm since the neck and strings were missing.
