LESSON 1, C MAJOR CHORD - PRIMARY NOTES IN CHORD

[mvecellio1]

I am going to try this with my tenor ukulele. I am siked or syked; I can't spell.

[bluesgolfer]

Rob: Does this color stuff work if I'm color blind?

[robbourassaguitarist]

@bluesgolfer Absolutely. I haven't used any color illustrations, just the names of the colors. We really just want to show the relationship numerically to the spectrum to make an analogy, and also develop a nomenclature that doesn't involve any more numbers. We've already used numbers for scale degrees, strings, chords and fingers. We'll use another device for inversions. This will make it much easier.

[gautamsvid]

next lesson?

[robbourassaguitarist]

@gautamsvid E-mail me and I'll give you a PDF that puts them in order. bourassastudio@gmail.com

[loveguitars]

Excellent

[FablesJonny]

yeh dude that was a real party trick at the begining man. awesome!!

[robbourassaguitarist]

I have taught this so many times, I would be ashamed not to be able to do that by now.

Thanks for the comments.

[keilsemperfi]

Wow, this is great. I've played for years using tab and chordie style music. Now I know why a C is a C. Thanks Rob