Welcome to Guitar Secrets
A Visual Learning Experience, Lead Guitar Made Easy
Instructional CD ROM.
Includes
over 150 professionally designed guitar lessons.
Just one lesson could make a difference.
C major chord and different positions
By filling in these illustrations, you will begin to know every note on the
fretboard. You will begin to see how everything repeats all over the fretboard.
The first illustration below shows the C chord played up to the 17th fret. Use
the blank illustrations to fill in all the chords of C major all over the fretboard. Also begin to fill in different scales and modes. Use an illustration to
fill in the Aeolian scale in different locations. Each circle below shows
the C chord played at a different position. Each C chord is played using a
different type of chord. For Example, the first C chord is played in the open
position. The next C chord is played using the Root 5 A type bar chord. The next
C chord is played using the G type bar chord. The next is played using the Root
6 type bar chord. Begin to see how the C chord is situated over each scale
position.
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The illustration to the left shows
the Am pentatonic scale at the 10th fret. Notice how the C chord relates
to this position. You need to lay out all of the chords of the key of C
and note how they relate to the scale. Use the blank illustrations to fill
out all of the chords in the key of C major. Find
blank boards here. |
Remember use the blank boards to fill in each chord using just the notes of
that particular chord. The C chord has been illustrated above and the C,
E and G notes, which make up the C chord.
Use a blank illustration to fill in the Dm, Em, F, G, Am and B diminished
chords.
Good luck,
From the Jam room
