Guitar chord theory one - Major and minor chords
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i'm kinda confused
but im eager to learn
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I'm pretty sure its Ringo speaking.
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@kuldeuec lawl naw fool Bb is a half step down from B which is A# @.@
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I only know how to finger A minor
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Break Through!!!!!!!! I finally get it!
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@Raisah99 Try learning from my teacher... This was a godsend for me lol. I'm not paying my teacher anymore...
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Great vid! Not exciting as some people will want it to be, but VERY HELPFUL. I am a beginner and would like to have a good chord/scales theory foundation, cos I want to be able to make improvisations and to be able to read scales properly. And you explain them so simple that even a kid would understand!
Thank you!
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this is very helpful thanks
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What is Bb? I thought it's directly C after B like EF...and so BC...
Also is there any logic to see if A,C#,E =A-major why is it called major and how to it has C# instead of C w.r.t A-minor chord where A-min=A,C,E?
kuldeuec 4 months ago
@kuldeuec Bb = B flat, which is 1 down from B.
A major is called Major because it takes its name from the Major scale, and that is also why it is C#. The scale of A major has a C# sharp in it and therefore so does the chord. The scale of A minor has a C natural and therefore Am chord has a C (C natural)
gchguitaracademy 4 months ago
Is that a typo at 1:14 ? D Major - Triad D F# A - A Major...? (not D Major?)
Also what does the '#' and the small 'b' in 'Bb' represent - i.e. how would they be played? (>.<)
7QIA 6 months ago
@7QIA Yes it is a typo, I have fixed it, I just need to upload the new video. Good observation skills . . .
gchguitaracademy 6 months ago