
Learn chord construction from triads to extended shapes, understanding that a C major chord uses notes C, E, and G. Build any major, minor, or seventh chord on demand.
Build the diminished triad from the one flat three flat five formula, learning to lower the three and five. Apply the pattern to any key and explore fingerings and examples.
Build diatonic major, minor, and diminished triads from the major scale using the 1-3-5 structure, whole-step and half-step intervals, and scale degrees 1-7.
construct major seven chords by adding the seventh scale degree to a major triad using the one-three-five-seven formula, and alter one note by a half step to flavor the chord.
Welcome to my Complete Guitar Chord Construction course! Suppose you've ever attempted to learn all the triads, sevenths, and their extensions. In that case, you've likely realized it involves not just thousands but tens of thousands of iterations. This process can be daunting; even professionals don't memorize every chord. Instead, they understand chord formulas and how to extend them across the fretboard. In this course, I'll guide you through this process, enabling you to understand triad and seventh chord construction, manipulate specific notes, and expand your chord vocabulary without resorting to rote memorization. We'll also explore naturally occurring chords, ensuring you grasp major, minor, and diminished chords in any key.
Additionally, we'll delve into extensions, such as the seventh chords like C7#9 (the Hendrix chord), so you can create them on the fly. You'll know how to understand and create chords efficiently by the end, making thousands of chords accessible anytime. I'm excited for you to join this course, where you'll likely learn more about chords than in any other course you've taken.
If you desire to be like "Guitar Joe" from the famous song "Sultans of Swing" by Dire Straits, look no further than this course.
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