Major Triads on the Top Three Strings, Part 3: A and E

from: Guitar Chord Theory with Mark Goldenberg

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Top Three Strings

Major Triads on the Top Three Strings, Part 1: Inversions and the Key of C

Major Triads on the Top Three Strings, Part 2: G and D

Major Triads on the Top Three Strings, Part 3: A and E

Major Triads on the Top Three Strings, Part 4: Drills

Major Triads on the Top Three Strings, Part 3: A and E

In this lesson, in addition to learning the triad shapes for the key of A and E, Mark talks about learning to hear the separate voices within the chord, instead of just thinking of them as block shapes.

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