Beginning Guitar Part 4 Bar Chords
Even though chord names like Dominant 7 and Major 7 sound like they could be complicated to learn and play, they’re not. In fact they can be just as simple to learn and play as the first basic major and minor chords you may have already learned. In these lessons you’ll first learn the simple open position Dominant 7 chords to help you get a Blues sound on your guitar. Then you’ll be learning the open position Major 7 chords, which are used in ballads and can have a Jazz sound to them. Finally, learn the most used chords in the Rock guitar style, the Power Chords! You will also learn to play a song in three different keys using some of these simple chords. All the lesson examples in this series were designed for the beginner, with easy-to-understand notation, pictures, videos, and straightforward timing and rhythm examples.Total Video = 21
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Total Chepters = 05
Total Lessons = 21Instrument : Guitar
Skill : Intermediat
Duration : 2 Month / 1000 Minute
Price : 500/-
04.01 E Position Bar Chords
• 1.01 Wrist Position
• 1.02 E to F
• 1.03 Em to Fm
• 1.04 Progression 1
• 1.05 Progression 2
04.02 A Position Bar Chords
• 2.01 Progression 1
• 2.02 Progression 2
• 2.03 Exercise
04.03 D Position Bar Chords
• 3.01 D to Eb
• 3.02 Progression 1
• 3.03 Progression 2
• 3.04 Progression 3
04.04 Bar Chords Study
• 4.01 Exercise 1
• 4.02 Exercise 2
• 4.03 Exercise 3
• 4.04 Exercise 4
• 4.05 Exercise 5
• 4.06 Exercise 6
• 4.07 Exercise 7
• 4.08 Blues Progression 1
• 4.09 Blues Progression 2
04.05 C & G Position Bar Chords
• 5.01 C & G Bar Chord PositionFor more details: www.pianoguitarchords.com