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Major Triads In C on Strings 345 and 456 This is a continuation from following free lesson blogs Major Triads in C on strings 123 and Major Triads in C on Strings 234. Here are the C, F and G triads on the bass strings. C Triads Learn the C chords first on the A, … Learn the Major Triads On The Bass Strings
Rhythm Exercises With Mutes. I’ve written a lot of blogs lately on chords and scales, but have been neglecting rhythm a bit. So here it goes! First off: some music notation clarification. Slashes represent chords. You get a chord sound when you gently “squeeze” the strings against the frets. X’s represent mutes. Mutes sound percussive … Rhythm Exercises With Mutes
A Study of Expert Practice I wanted to do something a little different today. In today’s blog, I’m sharing an excerpt from a study one of my students shared with me a couple of years ago. That student felt compelled to share this study with me because of the enthusiasm that grew in him while … Practice In Expert Performance
The In Position m7b5 Arpeggio We’ll be covering all 4 fingerings of the Bm7b5 arpeggio today When you stack another 3rd on top of a dim triad in a major scale, you get an m7b5 chord. Bm7b5 is chord VII in the key of C. The 7th scale degree in a major scale is an … The In Position m7b5 Arpeggio
The In Position Bdim Triad Arpeggios You can learn here about the diminished chord Theory of The Diminished triad Today we’ll cover the 3 fingerings of the diminished arpeggio. Knowing following in position arpeggios might help you learn today’s dim arpeggios more easily: In Position Minor Triad Arpeggios Major Triads In Position Arpeggios. Dim triads … The In Position Dim Triad Arpeggio
