How to find the guitar chords that work in any key. The most important guitar lesson out there

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  • Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
  • This video from teachwombat.com Guitar Teacher's Downloadable Resources Website explains how to work out the important chords in any key
    This is often the most important guitar lesson that an intermediate guitar student can experience because it opens the door to understanding how music works rather than just putting their fingers somewhere on the neck of the guitar because some tablature told them to do it
    It looks at the diatonic chords that can be constructed from the notes of the C Major Scale and then having established the chord qualities (Major, minor or diminished) of the chords constructed with a root note on each note of the scale those qualities are replicated in every other key
    As a guitar teacher I encourage my students to use the open (rather than bar) chords whenever possible as it prevents the sequence of chords being just another moveable pattern that they don't really have to think about
    Included in the video is a "one minute five key challenge" where guitarists are invited to play along with the same 1-6-4-5 (I-VI-IV-V) chord sequence in five keys in quick succession
    Towards the end of the presentation some of the teachwombat.com free to download materials are featured alongside some free resources

КОМЕНТАРІ • 6

  • @MusicManFernando
    @MusicManFernando Рік тому +2

    Very good lesson.

  • @sarahcarroll1495
    @sarahcarroll1495 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for this excellent resource!

  • @dennispope8299
    @dennispope8299 Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much! I truly believe this could be part of the next level for me! I am a novice but, I have some knowledge of music theory. I am 66 y/o but I continue to work so, I cannot sit in my self made studio all day and work on music (not yet!). What I do have going for me is passion! I absolutely love to play my guitar! It will take lots of time but, the journey is worth it. Again, thank you!