Cool things you can do with Augmented Triads
Cool Things You Can Do With Augmented Triads. If you don’t know the augmented chord and arpeggio fingerings yet, you can check these out in following blogs: Major triad 3-octave arpeggios Major triad 3-octave arpeggios Here are some more useful augmented chord fingerings We’ll cover some uses of these chords here: Add new exciting colors … Cool things you can do with Augmented Triads
A Great Write Up for ZOTZinMusic in Voyage LA Magazine
A Great Write Up for ZOTZinMusic in Voyage LA Magazine I just received a nice write up about my guitar teaching and lessons in Voyage LA. They did a great job. The article explains why my students all do so well. You can read it here: Meet Vreny Van Elslande of ZOT Zin Music in … A Great Write Up for ZOTZinMusic in Voyage LA Magazine
Augmented Triad in Position Arpeggios
Augmented Triad in Position Arpeggios. As we covered in last week’s blog, the structure of the augmented triad is 1 3 #5 You can check that blog here: Major triad 3-octave arpeggios Augmented chords are symmetrical chords. (Read last week’s blog by clicking on the above link if you’re not sure what symmetrical chords are). … Augmented Triad in Position Arpeggios
The Augmented Triad
The Augmented Triad. The term “augmented” in chord names is abbreviated to aug or +, as in Caug or C+. Both these mean the same thing: a C chord with a raised (augmented) 5th. Hence: the terminologies “Augmented” and “diminished” in chord names, always refer to the 5th of the chord. (“major” and “minor” refer … The Augmented Triad
Cool 9th Chords You Want to Know
9th Chords All these 9th chords have the 9th on the G string. The notes from low to high are the root, 7th, 9th, and 3rd. The 9th and 3rd on the adjacent strings, add a nice dissonant 2nd interval in the top range of the chords. Jazz guitarists use these rich-sounding chords quite a … Cool 9th Chords You Want to Know
