9.SHIFT YOUR GAZE
By using a different graphic
symbol for each chord tone
as in Fig. 11, it’s easy to see
how these five connecting
C-chord shapes originate in
open position with the circular
C roots, the diamond-shaped Es, and
the square Gs...
6.TRAVEL THE SPACEWAYS
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See how the roots in Fig.
5 appear on the fifth and
third strings? That’s because
we’ve shifted the entire
root template down one
link and added the missing...
3.ADD ACCIDENTALS ON PURPOSE
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The remaining five tones
within any octave (an increment
of 12 half-steps) are
annotated using accidentals,
or sharp and flat symbols.
A sharp (#) raises a note...
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If I have to name two things that took my guitar playing to the next
level I would say music theory and memorizing the fingerboard.
It made me understand the big picture.
Combining...
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EVER FEEL A LITTLE OUT OF TOUCH OR just plain lost on certain parts of the guitar fingerboard?
You’re certainly not alone. Consider this:
A standard-tuned, 6-string guitar with a 22-fret
’board...