The second lesson from Chords Workshop Series. We will go one step further with triads, and we are introducing the "barre chords".

An introduction to building inverted chords.

Welcome to the new series about chords. This lesson contains chord basics, and we will gradually learn all main stuff there is to know about chords.

An arrangement of the previous chord melody lesson. All this lesson is about some kind of replacement and embellishment of the chords.

Building up melodies by using exotic chord forms.

In this lesson we'll explore chordal phrasing over a simple backing track. This lesson should help you spice up your rhythm tracks and inspire you to create smooth layers of chordal work.

Let's build a chord melody using slightly dissonant intervals and triads from the pentatonic scale.

Your playing should have it all: rhythm, melody and chordal work. Here I show you how it can be done all at once!

Most people learn the standard power chord type blues riff - A drone note with an alternating 5th and 6th interval on the top. To say the least, after a few years (weeks even) this can get boring! So I wanted to show you how I approach making my own chords from the chord progressions relative modes.