C Major scale C form
C Major scale C form - This video showcases how the 12th-position C major scale outlines the C major chord. When working on these CAGED exercises, don't focus only on t...
Theory 10
B major A form
B major in A form - Soon we will continue showing you the minor forms of your major chords. First, as a refresher, let's remember the shape of the extended triad or three not...
E major D form
E major in D form - Here is an E major chord in the D form. In the next lesson, we will explain how to turn your D form major chords into minor chords by just moving one note...
F major E form
F major in E form - Here is an F major chord played with the E form. This is a barre chord (or bar chord). That means we "bar" our finger across the fretboard in order to mak...
D Bmin G A chord progression variation 2
1 6 4 5 chord progression in D - Variation 2- Now let's take yet another step out of our comfort zone and try to play the actual chord progression b...
D Bmin G A chord progression
1 6 4 5 chord progression in D - Now let's try to play a simple chord progression in the key of D major. Playing a "1 6 4 5" chord progression in D means to pla...
E F#min G#min A chord progression variation 1
1 2 3 4 chord progression in E - In this clip we will play a "1 2 3 4" chord progression in the key of E major. E, F#m, G#m, and A are the diat...
E F#min G#min A chord progression
1 2 3 4 chord progression in E - In this clip we will play a "1 2 3 4" chord progression in the key of E major. E, F#m, G#m, and A are the diatonic 1 2 3 4...
G F Dmin Amin chord progression variation
5 4 2 6 chord progression in C - In this clip we will play a "5 4 2 6" chord progression in the key of C major. G, F, Dm, and Am are the diatonic 5...
G F Dmin Amin chord progression
5 4 2 6 chord progression in C - In this clip we will play a "5 4 2 6" chord progression in the key of C major. 5 4 2 6, or V IV ii vi, means the G, F, Dm, a...