Master Barre Chords – Minor & Major – 1
In this session we will learn two very common barre chord shapes. One major and one minor. These shapes will open a whole new world of possibilities for your guitar playing.
You will learn about the theory behind barre chords. We will talk about the root notes and relationship of theses barre chords to the open chords. We will learn the names of the chords in all 12 positions. Through a series of the exercises I will show you have to work on memorising these guitar chords, and how to work on transition between them.
These lessons could be quite difficult to master, but it is really fun to work on challenging stuff like barre chords! Remember we are not looking for instant results, the goal is to work on these exercises for extended period of time – 2 months, half year, as much time as you need. Our goal is simple, to make you very versatile and flexible guitarist.Have fun!
Module 1 | Master Barre Chords - Minor & Major part 1 | |
Unit 1 | Introduction - the root note concept and movable shapes | |
Unit 2 | AV PRESENTATION - the root note concept and movable shapes | |
Unit 3 | Reference lesson - root note on the 5th string - 12 minor chords | |
Unit 4 | AV PRESENTATION - Reference lesson - Minor | |
Unit 5 | QUIZ – What is the name of this chord? MINOR | |
Unit 6 | Major barre chord with the root note on the 6th string | |
Unit 7 | AV PRESENTATION - Major barre chord with the root note on the 6th string | |
Unit 8 | Reference lesson – root note on the 6th string – 12 major chords | |
Unit 9 | AV PRESENTATION – Reference lesson - Major | |
Unit 10 | QUIZ – What is the name of this chord? MAJOR | |
Unit 11 | 3 ways of working with barre chords | |
Unit 12 | How to practice barre chords - Example 1 and 2 - Am shape - important practicing tips | |
Unit 13 | Exercise 3 - E shape | |
Unit 14 | Exercise 4 - Mixing both barre shapes | |
Unit 15 | Exercise 5 - Mixing barre and open chords - part 1 | |
Unit 16 | Exercise 6 - Mixing barre and open chords - part 2 | |
Unit 17 | Conclusion |
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