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Grow Your Chord Vocabulary

With Mike Salow, Martin Miller, Richard Lundmark and 1 more
IntermediateBluesChords 6 tutorials27 lessons1h 22m

Go beyond open and barre chords with extensions, slash chords, sixths, thirdless voicings and fourths.

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6 Tutorials

  1. 1 Tutorial · 6 lessons · 17m Adding Extensions to Diatonic 7th Chords Mike Salow Hi guys! So this month we'll once again stray from Licking Up the Modes. Although, what we're covering in this tutorial directly relates to the modes and is very helpful. If you're unfimiliar with the term...
  2. 2 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 9m Playing Slash Chords Mike Salow Hello once again! I recently had a discussion with a colleague about the importance of being a solid rhythm guitarist. Chord vocabulary, among other things, is big part of developing as a rhythm guitarist so I...
  3. 3 Tutorial · 6 lessons · 7m Exploring the Sixth Martin Miller Welcome to another tutorial! This time we’ll be dealing with an interval called the sixth. Just to give you a brief theoretic explanation: an interval is the distance of the pitches of two notes. The sixth...
  4. 4 Tutorial · 6 lessons · 35m The Allure of Thirdless Voicings Richard Lundmark Welcome! In this tutorial we're going to take a gander at thirdless voicings and how to use these both to further our own improvisation, but also as practicing tools for ear training, as well as excellent song...
  5. 5 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 6m 4th Voicings Mike Salow Hello again IG! Here's something I've been wanting to share with you guys for a while but for some reason or another I just decided to discuss other topics. The 4th voicing! Oh how simple it is! But wait! It...
  6. 6 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 8m Nashville Numbers Jody Mac Introduction   The Nashville number system allows you to quickly jump into unfamiliar music even without knowing standard notation! As the name suggests, it originated with Nashville studio musicians who...

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