Continuing our series on slightly more advanced open chords, you’ll find plenty of options for probably the first chord you learned: G. There’s a ton…
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If you’re following our series of open chords you probably never even considered, the F and F# ones, most of which you may never actually…
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If you liked the previous post on C and D open chords, in this one we tackle some finger-twisting open chords in both Eb and…
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I’m sure you remember the first five or so chords you learned on guitar, and I’m willing to bet they were open chords. You most…
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A couple of days ago we looked at How to Easily Learn Multiple Scale Patterns in parallel using just three different scale patterns/positions. In this…
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I see this a lot with beginners and experienced guitarists alike. Most of us start out by learning a selection of open chords, next we…
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In Part 1 we looked at the basic theory behind the harmonized major scale and how to learn four sets of root position chords that…
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A great way to learn chords and chord progressions is to learn them in context, whether it be a song or the chord chart for…
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Knowing what scales to use over a given chord progression was always shrouded in mystery for me until I understood diatonic harmony and non-diatonic harmony.…
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We’ve been talking a lot on the blog lately about improvisation methods and systems. The guitar is a double-edged sword in this regard as a…
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