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- Chord Melody WorkoutLEVEL 4Learn all the chords inversion of the G minor 7th chord, including the note from the G Dorian scale.
- Dominant 7 ChordsLEVEL 1Learn how to play most commonly used 7th chords (Dominant 7 chords) such as A7, E7, D7 and others.
- Chord Melody WorkoutLEVEL 4Learn drop 2 & 3 voicings for half diminished chords - so called minor seventh flat five chords.
- Chord Melody WorkoutLEVEL 3Major 7th voicings and the Major scale at the same time.
- Dominant 7 Country ProgressionLEVEL 2Dominant 7 chords have a distinct sound that often tells us which chord comes next.
- Chord MelodyLEVEL 3Practical example to visualize various chord shapes and triads/quad-triads inversions on the fretboard!
- Triads Chord MelodyLEVEL 4Let's build a chord melody using slightly dissonant intervals and triads from the pentatonic scale.
- Minorizing Over Altered Dominant ChordLEVEL 5This lesson is about thinking of minor modes while improvising over altered dominant chord. If you are interested in jazz theory you might find this one useful.
- Neoclassical Picking WorkoutLEVEL 4Workout for your right hand with a cool neoclassical backing track!
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myhandyman29th December 2014i think i heard this tune in that Arnold Schwarzenegger king Conan when that evil king was transforming into the big anaconda!!!!!!!! very good highly recommended!1! lol
- myhandyman29th December 2014
now this is simply genius,, not only can't i play this ..i do not even know what it is i'm playing! defintely can use some good inch by inch theory to study such inversions
Alex Feather15th August 2012People who are interested in playing jazz learn these types of chords and they become quite easy sooner than they expect. If you're been strictly a rock/blues player they seem hard because your accomplished fingers have to learn a new dialect, and fingers can be a little stubborn about that.
It is not easy to learn those chords but when you do it will give you more variety and open new ways for creativity!
- jbrown17315th August 2012
People who are interested in playing jazz learn these types of chords and they become quite easy sooner than they expect. If you're been strictly a rock/blues player they seem hard because your accomplished fingers have to learn a new dialect, and fingers can be a little stubborn about that.
Daniel Realpe23rd June 2011this is so good, I'll study it!
Stephane Lucarelli23rd June 2011I agree, this is at least for level difficulty 7 !
lol...no it's quite easy...and useful to know some chords inversions!
Sinisa Cekic21st June 2011Wow, you make those strange chords look so easy ! :-D
I agree, this is at least for level difficulty 7 !
Ivan Milenkovic21st June 2011Nice chord work man, and very nice guitar!
- Stephane Lucarelli21st June 2011Wow, you make those strange chords look so easy ! :-D
Hahaha ....I had never seen these chords like that...strange, really? 
Ben Higgins21st June 2011Wow, you make those strange chords look so easy ! :-D
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Hi GMC'ers!
This lesson is the third in a series dealing with the chord melody technique!
We have been covering FM7 & Gm7 voicings so far ( first & second degree from the F major tonality ) .
In this one we are going to learn all the chords inversion of the C7 or C Dominant 7th chord. Once done, we are going to add one note (when possible) on the highest string of each voicing.C7 is the fifth chord from the F major scale.
The lesson covers Drop 2 voicings on the four middle and four high strings and Drop 3 voicing starting on the low E. I also recommend transposing all these voicings to all 12 keys.
Of course it's a lot of work, but you'll for sure improve your fretboard knowledge/visualization !
Have fun practicing!
Stephane
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Go to next part: PageUP or End.
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Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
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