Guitar 7
Change chords in the air!! :)
IF IT SOUNDS GOOD, IT IS GOOD
MY 25 MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES
A,C
A,G
A,E
A,Em
A,D
A,Dm
C,G
C,E
C,D
C,Dm
C,Am
C,Em
G,E
G,D
G,Dm
G,Am
G,Em
G,E
G,D
G,Dm
G,Am
G,Em
E,D
E,Dm
E,Am
D,Am
D,Em
Dm,Am
Dm,Em
Am,Em
Strumming: Keep your hand moving.
Dynamics: Mix loud and soft
Practice:
2min Chord Perfect on (what's the struggle)
2 x 1min One minute change Worst 2 chords
2min Strumming (working w metronome)
2min Strumming 6:8 (working w metronome)
2min riff
10min Song work
Guitar 8
STUCK 3&4 CHORDS
E min Pentatonic Scale
Nashville Number System
The Basics – Major Scale
A major scale is made up of seven notes, so a C major scale, starting on C, contains the following notes:
C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C
Chords:
C (C–E–G)
D minor (D–F–A)
E minor (E–G–B)
F (F–A–C)
G (G–B–D)
A minor (A–C–E)
B diminished (B–D–F)
Examples:
1 4 11
1 6 5 1
1 3- 4 5 5
1 = C
2– = D minor
3– = E minor
4 = F
5 = G
6– = A minor
7° = B diminished
Learn the new chords.
Move from one chord to the other FAST! This is to build speed and muscle memory. STILL…focus on QUALITY.
Now, practice with a SLOW strum.
Strum your chords slowly so each chord sounds good. Slow it even more…. and more!
