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Using 6ths to Beef Up Your Rhythm Playing. Today I’ll show you how to beef up your rhythm playing with 6 intervals. If you’re not sure what 6ths are or uncertain how to play them: you would benefit from studying this blog first: 6th Intervals. I’m very excited about writing today’s blog because I know … Here’s How To Play Really Amazing Rhythm Guitar with 6ths
Cadences A cadence is a series of at least 2 chords that signal the end of a phrase, a song section, or the end of a musical composition. Cadences create a sense of resolution, finality, or a pause. When a cadence creates a strong sense of finality, it is called a strong cadence. When a … Musical Cadences and Cool Chord Knowledge for Songwriters
Sus9 chords. This is a fun chord to know about and to make your rhythm guitar playing more colorful. The formula of the sus9 chord is: 1 4 b7 9 Translating this formula to notes, starting on G, gives the notes G C F A . This is a Gsus9 chord. You could also call … Sus9 Chords in Theory and Practice
Hybrid Chords as Passing Chords in Rock Music. Hybrid chords are chords that are written as “letter/letter”. The first letter is the chord, the 2nd letter is a bass note. As an example: C/D is a C chord with a D bass note underneath the C chord. Many guitar players, when they see or hear … Hybrid Chords as Passing Chords in Rock Music.
The Diminished scale (In Position) Before getting into the in-position fingerings, you can learn all the theory about this scale in last week’s blog here: The 1/2 Whole diminished Scale. Here are all in-position fingerings for the C 1/2-whole diminished scale. Hit me up anytime at vreny@zotzinmusic.com if you have any questions, or if you … Discover The Diminished scale On Guitar (In Position)
