Let me know if this triad lesson was helpful. And here is a link for this great backing track so you can work on these ideas. ua-cam.com/video/a-u6Q4Vzhjg/v-deo.htmlsi=hOXE7wYsWCOQaLdW.
I've been watching rusty for a few months now, and since my playing and improvising has improved immensely, from using the tiads , fragments of the chords , combining movement to chords within the tonal centers, you can go on forever, up and down the fretboard, like rusty says ,. I knew the neck from years of droning over the pentatonic patterns all over, now with the combination of rusty's lessons it's been an all out unleashing, I find myself taking a single chord , breaking it into the triad , using the chords from that triad and having a lot of fun.....Thank you RUSTY! ...you are the man ! ...my note to all those that watch rusty, if you don't get it, keep watching and you will....
I’m glad to hear that! It’s really exciting to start making those new connections on the fretboard. Thanks a lot for the kind words and let’s keep moving forward together! Have a great weekend.🙏
Hi Rusty, I am always amazed at how easy your lessons are to understand. The other advantage in your method is that you leave room for the bass player. Blessings - Rod
Another very helpful and informative lesson. There aren't any lessons outlining triad progressions (I-IV-V), so this one was of particular interest to me. Thank you, and God bless you for your work.
Its taking a while but I'm beginning to see the chords shapes through the triads. This is well worth practicing to add colour to your playing. Great lesson Rusty.
Yes another great lesson everyone should pay attention to this and to the method you apply....Triads are the catalyst for getting from the cowboy cords to new voicing it'll make all the difference, this and your last Friday lesson major and minor pathways should be a eye opener for anyone that wants to take playing to a higher place....see that Bible open !!! You go Rusty !
Another great and very useful lesson, I’ve been using triad recently as a way to accompany a singer and it works really well…and the singer loves that too. God bless ❤
Awesome lesson, Rusty! Combining triads, double-stops and lead lines is very emotive - the change in position then adds additional interest and an uplifting element, imho 🎸🙏 🙂
Great lesson Rusty! I'm loving the new worship channel lessons. You explain why and how to do the things you teach very well. I've always loved seeing your Bible in the background! Keep up the great work. Blessings my friend 🙏
Thanks for going over some of your triad embellishments and changes more slowly. I enjoy the little melodies and movements you make on the guitar, and I now have better access to recreating some of them. I've heard the theory and seen [some of] the fingerings through your channels and others... it's slowly coming together as I wrap my head around it with muscle memory. Blessings, my brother.
Thanks a lot Stephen! Arpeggios are just playing the notes of the chord, one at a time. And I was actually doing that some of the time in the lesson. I honestly don’t like to put labels on things. I just look at a triad shape and see what I can do with it. Using it as an arpeggio, double stop or rhythm chord shape. I really do appreciate your question and taking the time to leave a comment! Talk to you soon buddy🙏
You make it seem so easy, Rusty. Thanks again for sharing your expertise. I always had an interest in playing lead guitar but over the years I have grown to like playing rhythm more with melodic lines in between. Still very new to me. Is there a good resource (book, website, etc.) for learning chords further up on the fret board? Thanks.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to watch my videos! Honestly, I would search UA-cam for chord shapes and triads for rhythm guitar. And also doubles taps will help connect some of those rhythm ideas. I hope you find what you need. Talk to you soon.🙏
Psalm 33 - Rejoice in the LORD, O ye righteous: for praise is comely for the upright. 2Praise the LORD with harp: sing unto him with the psaltery and an instrument of ten strings.
I will do more triad videos for sure. But I don’t believe it’s a good idea to learn all that information up and down the fretboard all at once! It’s good to learn the triad shapes in a key. And then move onto other keys. Then you will connect those shapes across the fretboard. thanks a lot for checking out the video🙏
Hey Rusty, at 6:20 you mention the 9, 11 and 13th. I'm confused because when you say 9, you are on the E which is the Root or 8. When you go the the 11 your on the 9. I'm I correct or am I missing something? Assuming we are in E Major.
9-11-13 are fret numbers on the G string. So yes, the ninth fret is the root E. Yes the key of E. I’m not calling out any intervals. Just the fret numbers. Thanks for checking out the video.👍
Rusty, I have a question. In your opinion, what is the difference between worship music versus other secular music? I know it's just opinion, but what is your take on it?
First would be that we are worshiping God with music. Second would be that modern worship guitar uses a lot of chord melody and lead Melody. And the third element would be the use of thick reverb and delay in the guitar sound. A lot of ambient guitar sound. But I certainly take a lot of my rock and blues influences and use them when I play at church. Another thing is you don’t hear a lot of big guitar solos in church. The vocals are the primary instrument. Thanks so much for the question my brother! I hope you have an awesome Sunday Jeff.🙏
@RustysWorshipGuitar2 Thank you! That was a very incitful answer!!!!! God is great....and music is the universal language 🙌 I appreciate the response Rusty!
Let me know if this triad lesson was helpful. And here is a link for this great backing track so you can work on these ideas. ua-cam.com/video/a-u6Q4Vzhjg/v-deo.htmlsi=hOXE7wYsWCOQaLdW.
I've been watching rusty for a few months now, and since my playing and improvising has improved immensely, from using the tiads , fragments of the chords , combining movement to chords within the tonal centers, you can go on forever, up and down the fretboard, like rusty says ,. I knew the neck from years of droning over the pentatonic patterns all over, now with the combination of rusty's lessons it's been an all out unleashing, I find myself taking a single chord , breaking it into the triad , using the chords from that triad and having a lot of fun.....Thank you RUSTY! ...you are the man ! ...my note to all those that watch rusty, if you don't get it, keep watching and you will....
I’m glad to hear that! It’s really exciting to start making those new connections on the fretboard. Thanks a lot for the kind words and let’s keep moving forward together! Have a great weekend.🙏
Hi Rusty,
I am always amazed at how easy your lessons are to understand.
The other advantage in your method is that you leave room for the bass player.
Blessings - Rod
I’m glad you like the lessons! Thank you for leaving the comment. I really do appreciate all your support Rod! Blessings to you also my friend.🙏
Great lesson. Your calmness and instruction made it easier for me to understand and follow.
Thanks so much, Kim! I appreciate the kind comment❤️
Another very helpful and informative lesson. There aren't any lessons outlining triad progressions (I-IV-V), so this one was of particular interest to me. Thank you, and God bless you for your work.
I’m really glad the lesson was helpful! Thanks a lot for checking it out. You’re welcome and blessings to you also my brother.🙏
great lesson and very understandable, triads are cool and God is GREAT
Thanks JW! I love how you said triads are cool, and God is GREAT!!! I appreciate this awesome comment. Blessings, Jim.🙏
you are the right man at the right time for me...I actually had about 5 " lightbulb moments".... very good work..and thank you...👍
I’m glad to hear that JF those lightbulb moments are exciting! Thanks so much for the comment my brother🙏
Its taking a while but I'm beginning to see the chords shapes through the triads. This is well worth practicing to add colour to your playing. Great lesson Rusty.
I’m really glad to hear that Greg! Thanks so much for checking out the video. Let’s keep working on this stuff together buddy.🙏
Great lesson and remember: God is good! Great!
Thanks for checking in. I appreciate you watching till the end. And yes God is good and God is great.🙏
Great lesson. Thank you for the time you put into making these videos.
Thanks so much Harley Bob always good to hear from you. Thanks for all your support to my channels. Talk to you soon buddy.✌️
Thanks Rusty always good lessons thank you.
You’re welcome John! Thank you for the comment👍
This is really helpful to start learning and incorporating triads in our playing! Please share more such ideas in triads going forward 🙏👏👏🎸🎸
Yes, more to come! I’m happy that the lesson was helpful! Thanks a lot for watching 🙏
I have to give it to you Rusty, you present some great material for us guitar enthusiasts! A+ lesson!
Thanks a lot Mike!!! I’m glad you got something from the lesson! I appreciate the comment. Hope to see you soon.🙏
Yes another great lesson everyone should pay attention to this and to the method you apply....Triads are the catalyst for getting from the cowboy cords to new voicing it'll make all the difference, this and your last Friday lesson major and minor pathways should be a eye opener for anyone that wants to take playing to a higher place....see that Bible open !!! You go Rusty !
Thanks for the kind comment. JC! Lots of great stuff here to learn! I really do appreciate all your support to my channels.🙏
Just what I need at this time thanks so much rusty....👍
Thanks WJ! Good to hear from you! Thanks a lot buddy 🙏
Awesome!
I appreciate that WN! Thanks so much for watching🙏
Fabulous!
Thank you, brother.
This is great info.
You’re welcome Jeffrey! It’s always good to hear from you my brother! Thanks 🙏
Another great and very useful lesson, I’ve been using triad recently as a way to accompany a singer and it works really well…and the singer loves that too. God bless ❤
I’m greatly appreciative! Thanks a lot! I’m glad you’re working with the triad shapes. Enjoy your weekend 🙏
Awesome lesson, Rusty! Combining triads, double-stops and lead lines is very emotive - the change in position then adds additional interest and an uplifting element, imho 🎸🙏 🙂
Hey Derek, this is a great way to visualize the fretboard! Thanks a lot for the comment 🙏
Great lesson. Helped me to visualize scales to triads.
I am always happy to help! Thanks a lot for checking out the lesson🙏
Greetings from the UK! Thanks for the lesson - really well explained and helpful to grow some vocabulary and fluency. Please keep them coming.
Greetings from Chicago! Thanks and will do 🙏
Great lesson Rusty! I'm loving the new worship channel lessons. You explain why and how to do the things you teach very well. I've always loved seeing your Bible in the background! Keep up the great work.
Blessings my friend 🙏
Great to see you here Dave! Thanks a lot for your support! Blessings to you also! I hope you have an awesome weekend 🙏
Thanks for going over some of your triad embellishments and changes more slowly. I enjoy the little melodies and movements you make on the guitar, and I now have better access to recreating some of them. I've heard the theory and seen [some of] the fingerings through your channels and others... it's slowly coming together as I wrap my head around it with muscle memory. Blessings, my brother.
That’s exciting! It sounds like you’re moving forward! Thank you for taking the time to watch my lessons! It’s much appreciated🙏
Thank you Sir....my guitar is now making sense
I’m glad to hear that Roger! Thanks for checking out my lessons. Thanks again.🙏
Absolutely love your stuff, Rusty.
I’m glad to hear that! Thanks for watching the video🙏
I don’t play guitar in church, but found your channel when looking for guitar instruction. I’m glad I found your channel and subscribed. Happy Easter!
That’s great Debbie! I’m glad you found the channel! I appreciate you subscribing. I hope you have a happy Easter also. Thanks.🙏
Thank you for the video, appreciate your efforts.
You’re welcome! Thanks so much for checking out my video! Talk to you soon🙏
Rusty you are Heaven Sent..Thank you for sharing your talent.Your lessons are a GR8 help..GOD BLESS
You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot Alvan! Blessings to you also my brother 🙏
Gorgeous Lesson Rusty👍👍👍🙏🙏. I play it 1 hour up and down. I have so much fun with this Lesson. Thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏
Cool! Good to see you here. Thanks a lot for stopping by.🤛
So great Rusty! Thank you 🙏 So…can arpeggios be incorporated with this pretty easily?
Thanks a lot Stephen! Arpeggios are just playing the notes of the chord, one at a time. And I was actually doing that some of the time in the lesson. I honestly don’t like to put labels on things. I just look at a triad shape and see what I can do with it. Using it as an arpeggio, double stop or rhythm chord shape. I really do appreciate your question and taking the time to leave a comment! Talk to you soon buddy🙏
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Thanks for the response Rusty. I’ve got a sound in my head that I’m trying to get out
always fantastic teaching, Rusty ! thank you very much . have a good day !
Thank you! I appreciate your support 🙏
Great lesson. Just saw that you have this additional channel.
Great to see you here Scooby! Triads are definitely an important part of how I play in the church service. Thank you very much for all your support.🙏
Excellent lesson Rusty. I'm off and running with this. Thanks for all the cool tips.
Thank you Michael! Sounds like you’re moving forward! Good to hear from you!🙏
Thank You. Jesus Saves. 2TimothyBand 🙌🎙🎸
Rock on! Thanks for checking out the video bud! Enjoy your Sunday 🙏
Thanks a lot Rusty. Very helpful.
You’re very welcome! I’m happy to hear that. The lesson was helpful! Talk to you soon.🙏
Very useful indeed!
Thank you Martin! I’m happy to hear that the lesson was useful 🙏
wonderful tutorial!
I appreciate that Bert thank you for the kind comment🙏
Excellent
Thanks a lot for watching🙏
You make it seem so easy, Rusty. Thanks again for sharing your expertise. I always had an interest in playing lead guitar but over the years I have grown to like playing rhythm more with melodic lines in between. Still very new to me. Is there a good resource (book, website, etc.) for learning chords further up on the fret board? Thanks.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to watch my videos! Honestly, I would search UA-cam for chord shapes and triads for rhythm guitar. And also doubles taps will help connect some of those rhythm ideas. I hope you find what you need. Talk to you soon.🙏
Psalm 33 - Rejoice in the LORD, O ye righteous: for praise is comely for the upright.
2Praise the LORD with harp: sing unto him with the psaltery and an instrument of ten strings.
I love this verse! Thank you so much for your encouragement here! Blessings to you🙏
Can you.make a lesson teaching us all the triad shapes across the neck.
I will do more triad videos for sure. But I don’t believe it’s a good idea to learn all that information up and down the fretboard all at once! It’s good to learn the triad shapes in a key. And then move onto other keys. Then you will connect those shapes across the fretboard. thanks a lot for checking out the video🙏
Could you pls make some Rytham tutorials?Thanks
Definitely some rhythm coming up. Thanks for watching 🙏
Not sure or unfamiliar on the C# minor chord at the 9th fret, as I was trying to relate that shape to a movable full chord I know.
Let’s keep working on this stuff together! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos! Thanks 🙏
Hey Rusty, at 6:20 you mention the 9, 11 and 13th. I'm confused because when you say 9, you are on the E which is the Root or 8. When you go the the 11 your on the 9. I'm I correct or am I missing something? Assuming we are in E Major.
9-11-13 are fret numbers on the G string. So yes, the ninth fret is the root E. Yes the key of E. I’m not calling out any intervals. Just the fret numbers. Thanks for checking out the video.👍
@@TheWorshipGuitarChannel2 Gotcha! Thanks for clarifying.
Rusty, I have a question.
In your opinion, what is the difference between worship music versus other secular music?
I know it's just opinion, but what is your take on it?
First would be that we are worshiping God with music. Second would be that modern worship guitar uses a lot of chord melody and lead Melody. And the third element would be the use of thick reverb and delay in the guitar sound. A lot of ambient guitar sound. But I certainly take a lot of my rock and blues influences and use them when I play at church. Another thing is you don’t hear a lot of big guitar solos in church. The vocals are the primary instrument. Thanks so much for the question my brother! I hope you have an awesome Sunday Jeff.🙏
@RustysWorshipGuitar2
Thank you! That was a very incitful answer!!!!!
God is great....and music is the universal language 🙌
I appreciate the response Rusty!
@@jeffrowlette You’re welcome Jeff! I really appreciate your comments here. Your support means a lot! Have a great rest of your weekend buddy.👍
I thank the god I don't believe in for your channel and for making me an atheist 😊
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