Open Triads in G Major Scale Series - Part 2
by Pedja Simovic
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Velvet Roger22nd November 2009Great serial Pedja, I love these open triad sounds.
I noted however that the text on the part 2 is completely the same as for part 1 :-)
Pedja Simovic22nd November 2009Thank you Roger!
The text is not exactly the same
The intro part will stay the same as that is theory and harmony behind the whole series. Also the ending part is the same explaining what you will gain from this lesson part and series. The middle part where I lay out all the chords is different - Velvet Roger22nd November 2009
Well, I don't get it ...
You wrote in part 2 e.g.:
"Notice that in this lesson we covered 3 ways of playing those chords. Root on 6th, 5th and 4th string is used. So you get 3 ways how to play one root inversion triad all over the guitar neck!"
In part 1 you did this ... in part 2 you did not have the root note on the lowest string, but you used inversions instead (so Root on 4th, 3rd and 2nd), or am I completely mistaking here?
- Pedja Simovic22nd November 2009
That should say 3rd note on the lowest string - typo. I was referring to this part before
As you see, we took second note and put it up an octave. Here is a layout of all 1st inversion Open triads in G major.
G major : B G D
A minor : C A E
B minor : D B F#
C major : E C G
D major : F# D A
E minor : G E B
F# diminished: A F# C - Velvet Roger22nd November 2009
Ah ok, sorry for the confusion then
- Pedja Simovic22nd November 2009
No problem Roger. I am glad you are reading the long text
Marcus Siepen30th November 2009cool series
Jhong1st December 2020I love doing voicing using triad shapes on this part. Will try practicing it on a chord progression. This is awesome!
Gabriel Leopardi1st December 2020I love doing voicing using triad shapes on this part. Will try practicing it on a chord progression. This is awesome!
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