Guitar Chord Riot! Learn to Play Guitar Like a Guitar Jedi

Name: Guitar Chord Riot! Learn to Play Guitar Like a Guitar Jedi
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Get more freedom on guitar! Learn to play triads, 7ths, inversions and power chords to expand your knowledge of guitar!

Created byPippin Jag

Last updated 12/2017

English

What you'll learn

The ability to play hundreds of chords and chord voicings in various musical styles
A greater knowledge of constructing triads, seventh chords, some extended voicings, and inversions
The ability to play and know the voicings of various chord qualities, such as major triad, minor triad, diminished triad, augmented triad, suspended triads, dominant 7, major 7, and minor 7
A greater knowledge of the guitar fretboard

Course content

5 sections • 43 lectures • 30m total length

Intro0:36
Practical Application0:23
Overview of Course0:05

Intro0:34
Major Triads on the First Set of Three Strings 3-2-13:13
Learn how to build major triads on the first set of three strings.
Practice: Major Triads on the First Set of Three Strings
Major Triads on the Second Set of Three Strings 4-3-20:29
Learn how to build major triads on the second set of three strings.
Practice: Major Triads on the Second Set of Three Strings
Arpeggio and Technique Tip0:41
Learn what an arpeggio is and it sounds like.
Technique Tip1:03
Minor Triads on the First Set of Three Strings 3-2-11:06
Learn how to build minor triads on the first set of three strings.
Minor Triads on the Second Set of Three Strings 4-3-20:30
Learn how to build major triads on the second set of three strings.
Sus Chords on the First Set of Three Strings 3-2-11:51
Learn how to build suspended triads on the first set of three strings.
Sus Chords on the Second Set of Three Strings 4-3-21:14
Learn how to build suspended triads on the second set of three strings.
Quiz 1 - Triads in Root Position

Intro0:34
Triad Inversions Up the Fretboard0:54
Learn how to play triad inversions up the guitar neck.
Major Triads Up the Fretboard First Set of Three Strings 3-2-10:27
Learn how to play major triad inversions up the fretboard on the first set of three strings.
Practice: Major Triads Up the Fretboard on the First Set of Three Strings
Major Triads Up the Fretboard on the Second Set of Three Strings 4-3-20:29
Learn how to play major triad inversions up the fretboard on the second set of three strings.
Practice: Major Triads Up the Fretboard on the Second Set of Three Strings
Minor Triads Up the Fretboard on the First Set of Three Strings 3-2-10:30
Learn how to play minor triad inversions up the fretboard on the first set of three strings.
Practice: Minor Triads Up the Fretboard on the First Set of Three Strings
Minor Triads Up the Fretboard on the Second Set of Three Strings 4-3-20:34
Learn how to play minor triad inversions up the fretboard on the second set of three strings.
Practice: Minor Triads Up the Fretboard on the Second Set of Three Strings
Inversions of Major Triads Across the Fretboard2:50
Learn how to play major triad inversions across the fretboard
Practice: Inversion of Major Triads Across the Fretboard
Inversions of Minor Triads Across the Fretboard1:32
Learn how to play minor triad inversions across the fretboard.
Practice: Inversion of Minor Triads Across the Fretboard
Please Remember0:09
Practice: All Triads Across the Fretboard
Practice: Alternating Major and Minor Triads Across the Fretboard
Augmented Triads and Diminished Triads4:15
Learn how to play augmented and diminished triad inversions up the fretboard and across the fretboard.
Practice: Triads
Don't Forget the Practical Application0:18
Quiz 3 - Triad Inversions

Requirements

Desire and a Guitar

Description

Learn to construct and play basic triads, basic 7th chords, inversions, optional voicings, and power chords on your guitar. Become a guitar Jedi! Enroll Now! Course Updated March 1, 2020

Over 1,000 students enrolled!

Gain more freedom and a greater feel for guitar by learning how to visualize chord structures anywhere on the guitar neck.

Learn the foundational role of basic triads
Learn how to play 7th chords and inversions anywhere on the guitar neck
Learn the effectiveness of power chords and barre chords
Understand why certain notes work so well together on the guitar

Content and Overview

Have you learned the basics of open and moveable chord shapes on guitar, but aren't sure how or why the individual notes within a chord work so well together? Are you unsure of the ways by which you can develop this chord knowledge to unlock the mysteries of the guitar fretboard?

In this course, I'll help you obtain a better knowledge of the guitar fretboard. We'll explore how notes relate to each other when they are combined. I will also guide you to understand how you can expand your knowledge and build on what you already know.

This will assist you to focus less on the shape of an individual chord, and more on the notes that the chord is based around. We will also pay close attention to the sound of each chord. This will give you more freedom and command of your instrument - the guitar!

By the End of the Course You Will Be Able to:

play various chord voicings up, down, and across the guitar neck
have a greater knowledge of constructing triads, 7th chords, inversions, and power chords
play and know the voicings of various chord qualities such as major triad, minor triad, diminished triad, augmented triad, suspended triads, dominant 7, and minor 7
have a greater knowledge of Cycle 4 and how it relates to the guitar

Who this course is for:

This course is for anyone who wants to gain more freedom on the guitar and to understand the mysteries of the guitar fretboard.
This guitar course is for beginners as well as intermediate guitarists.
Expand your chord vocabulary! Play guitar like a Jedi! Enroll Now!

Guitar Chord Riot! Learn to Play Guitar Like a Guitar Jedi

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Course content

Welcome3 lectures • 1min

Triads in Root Position11 lectures • 11min

Cycle 44 lectures • 2min

Triad Inversions20 lectures • 13min

Power Chords and Barre Chords5 lectures • 4min

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