A Chord Exercise on Guitar: Play All 7 Chords of a Major Scale in 1 Position
A Chord Exercise on Guitar: Play All 7 Chords of a Major Scale Staying in 1 Position. This is an exercise for upper intermediate to advanced guitarists. Pick a key, a scale, and a location on the guitar neck. For example, the key of C major, 5th position. Then play all the 7 chords of … A Chord Exercise on Guitar: Play All 7 Chords of a Major Scale in 1 Position
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Open Voiced Triads
Open Voiced Triads Closed triads (also called “closed voicings”), are 3-note chords in which all 3 notes fall within an octave. In other words: the distance between the lowest note and the highest note in the chord is less than an octave. Examples: C E G (C chord) E G C (C chord, 1st inversion) … Open Voiced Triads
Productivity Ideas from the Tim Ferriss Podcast
Productivity Ideas from The Tim Ferriss Show Podcast Tim Ferriss, best selling author of The 4-Hour Work Week, has a fantastic podcast out on iTunes. It’s called “The Tim Ferriss Show”. New episodes are added every week, with tons of great info on productivity, effectiveness, and lifestyle. Download The Tim Ferriss Show Here for Free … Productivity Ideas from the Tim Ferriss Podcast
Time for Some Guitar Jokes and Humor
Time for Some Guitarist Jokes. I know this above joke is terrible, but I couldn’t stop laughing anyway. It takes the G-string joke a whole lot further. There are too many websites out there already with tons of guitarist jokes. So rather than just posting (redundant) jokes here on my blog, I decided to share … Time for Some Guitar Jokes and Humor
Tritone Substitution With Secondary Dominants.
Tritone Substitution With Secondary Dominants. You can learn what tritone substitution is here: Tritone Substitution We covered secondary dominants in the past here: Secondary Dominants V7/II Cmaj7 | A7 | Dm | G7 Substituting the A7 with its tritone subst, gives you following progression: Cmaj7 | Eb7 | Dm | G7 V7/III Cmaj7 | B7 … Tritone Substitution With Secondary Dominants.
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