Classic Guitar Chord Progressions |
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Aug 14 2013, 12:15 PM
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Common Chord Progressions for Guitar When learning how to build common chords and play these shapes on the guitar, it is important to also study these chords in a practical, musical context. To help out with learning how to analyze, recognize and play these common and important chord progressions, I’ve put together a series of lessons that dig deep into some of the most popular progression in modern music. Each lesson breaks down the “why” behind these chords progressions, as well as looks into famous songs that use these chords, and provide exercises into taking these ideas from the page onto the fretboard in the practice room. If you want to brush up on your guitar chord chops, check out my related series of articles, “How to Build and Play Guitar Chords.” Common Chord Progression Lessons 1. The I IV V Chord Progression for Guitar 2. The I vi IV V Chord Progression for Guitar 3. The I IV V Blues Progression 4. The Minor Blues Chord Progression 5. The I vi IV V Chord Progression 6. The ii V I Chord Progression Do you have any questions about these lessons, or suggestions for future topics? Post your thoughts in the comments thread below. This post has been edited by The Professor: Aug 28 2013, 10:21 AM -------------------- |
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