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How To Play Led Zeppelin’s Custard Pie This is a really good song to get started with if you want to get into some Led Zeppelin music. It’s probably one of the easiest to play Jimmy Page guitar parts, yet it sounds really cool. The song is a 12-bar blues, preceded by a 4 bar … How To Play Led Zeppelin’s Custard Pie Note for Note
Use Chords You Know to Create 9th Chords An easy way to add a 9th to a chord is by playing the chord in the scale that is up 3 letters from that chord, as a 7th chord. I know this sounds complicated when explained like this, but the examples will clear it all up. … Chord Masterclass: Use Chords You Know to Create 9th Chords
Chord Communication Whenever you’re in a situation where you need to spell out a specific chord voicing to another musician, you always want to spell out the notes from lowest to highest in order. This might seem “common sense”, yet it’s interesting how often I hear musicians spell the notes out of order (or from … Chord Communication, Comping, Voice-Leading, and Some Theory
Drop 2 Voicings On Guitar This is a continuation of last week’s blog about drop voicings. What Are Drop Voicings? Here are all the chord fingerings of all the drop 2 voicings in the key of C Move the Cmaj7 fingerings up 5 frets for Fmaj7 chords. Move the Am7 fingerings up 5 frets for … Chord Masterclass: Drop 2 Voicings On Guitar
Drop Voicings Last week we covered closed voicings The Theory of Closed 7th Chord Voicings Drop voicings are “open voicings”, also called “spread voicings” (depending on which music theory book you are reading) The difference between closed and open voicings: Closed voicings: you stack 3rd intervals, the distance between the lowest and the highest note … Everything There is To Know About Drop Voicings
