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Kristofer Dahl27th January 2011Beautiful Stephane - I love your jazz approach!
Lian Gerbino27th January 2011nice lesson Stephane!
Bogdan Radovic27th January 2011Very useful chords lesson!
Fre27th January 2011Interesting lesson to get to know and use those 7th chords! Thanks, this was something I was waiting for!!
Ivan Milenkovic27th January 2011Very nice and smooth exercise for 7th chords. Great! ![]()
Piotr Kaczor28th January 2011Beautiful sounding and very useful lesson! ![]()
Stephane Lucarelli28th January 2011Thanks a lot guys !
Sinisa Cekic28th January 2011Sweet phrases, Stephane,i like it ![]()
Jerry Arcidiacono28th January 2011Very nice lesson about maj7 chords!
Toni Suominen29th January 2011Time to get my jazz on! Thanks Stephane!
Stephane Lucarelli29th January 2011Thanks !
Daniel Realpe29th January 2011Really useful lesson to visualise the neck not only harmonically but also each string's diatonic scales
Zsolt Galambos2nd February 2011Nice lesson! ![]()





Hi GMC'ers! Today's lesson is the first in a series dealing with the chord melody technique.
In this one we are going to learn the chord inversions of the F Major 7th chord.
Once done, we're going to add one note on the highest string of each voicing and play the F major scale. The lesson covers Drop 2 voicings on the four middle and four high strings, and Drop 3 voicings starting on the low E and A strings.
Obviously there are many other voicings for Major 7th type chords, but to know and master all these basic shapes is a good starting point to play chords and melody at the same time.
In this lesson we've got an horizontal view of all the chord inversions, but I also would suggest you to work on a more vertical point of view!
I used the F Major 7th chord and the F Major scale:
F - G - A - Bb - C - D - E
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Have fun!/ Stephane