Chordal Melodies Lesson

Diego Budicin

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- Diego Budicin28th September 2022
  QUOTE (lokeshvt @ Sep 28 2022, 09:42 AM)
  so cool!
  
  Thanks a lot!!
- lokeshvt28th September 2022
  so cool!
- Diego Budicin21st October 2020
  QUOTE (Monica Gheorghevici @ Oct 21 2020, 05:40 AM)
  Wow....this sounds very, very beautiful!!!
  
  Thanks a ton, as always, Monica!!!
- Monica Gheorghevici21st October 2020
  Wow....this sounds very, very beautiful!!!

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- Tags: Arpeggios, Triads, Chords melodies, Harmony, Pat Metheny, Andy Timmons, Guthrie Govan, Iron Maiden, D minor
Hey guys!

In this lesson, we focus on triads and voice leading, which is the movement of single voices of a chord towards another chord.

It's pretty interesting the sound variety of a chord that we can create by only moving a finger or two between a chord to another.

Guitar : Ibanez AZ2402

Equipment : Laney IRT- Sls + Torpedo Captor X + Apollo Twin Duo

Tempo : 60 bpm

Time Signature : 4/4

Chord progression

|| Dm A/D | B7 D#dim7 |

| Gm A/C# D#dim/A# |Dmadd9 F/C |

| G7/B | Bb6 A7 |

| Dmadd9 Csus4 BbMaj9(omit.3) | A7sus4 Aaug |

| Dm | % G/D F/C |

| Dm | % G13 Fsus9#4 |

| Dm | % G/D F/C |

| Dm | % ||

Key signature : Dm

Techniques used :

- Hammer On/Pull Off
- Slide
- Legato
- Alternate Picking

Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)

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