
Explore the D major triad and essential chords to build foundational skills in chords for music creation.
Explore the d minor triad and essential chords in essential chords 1, led by Dean.
Learn the open triad in D as part of essential chords 1, focusing on chord construction and practical use.
Master the open triad in Dm by exploring its structure and role within essential chords, laying a foundation for Dm harmony and chord progressions.
Explore open triads on F, G, and Am to master essential chord shapes and basic voicings in this essential chords 1 course.
Master essential chords by studying triads in F and G as part of the essential chords 1 course.
Explore triads (C / G / D) as part of essential chords to understand chord structures and build foundational harmony.
Explore harmonizing the g major scale by using mi to practice chord relationships, reinforcing essential chords in the lesson.
Master the Cmaj7 chord across 14 shapes to build essential chord knowledge in essential chords 1.
Explore the Dm chord across 24 shapes as part of essential chords 1, showcasing versatile fingering options and practical chord mastery.
Explore fusion chords within the essential chords framework, applying techniques that blend harmony concepts to enrich performance and improvisation.
Welcome to the Essential Chords 1
In this video lesson students will learn Major Triads, Minor Triads, Open Triads and Harmonizing Scales.
If you need to increase your “chord dictionary, I will show you at the end of this video 14 different shapes for the “Cmaj7” chord and 24 different shapes for a “Dm” chord (adding 7th 9th) plus some interesting Fusion Chords Progressions.
What you will find in this lesson:
-An organized material with all the tablature in PDF files and also you will get a Drum Track rock beat to practice the Triads.
-10 Backing Tracks to apply the Chords and all the Triads and Tetrads.
-Fusion Rock Progression (chords adding the 9th)
-Major and Minor Triads covering the entire fretboard.
-Harmonizing the G major scales (adding 7th, 9th and sus4 chords)
-14 different shapes for “Cmaj7” chord
-24 different shapes for “Dm” chord
-Exercises for Warm Ups that you could practice daily. These Warm Ups will bring many benefits to your technique
-All the examples are played in different rhythmics as quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes and also triplets
These Warm Ups will bring many benefits to your technique
Hope I can help you to improve your knowledge on the instrument and thank you for watching.
Rafael Bianzeno
Guitar Instructor