| Understanding Guitar Chord Harmonies,
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| | E, G and A*C major7th - which contains
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| Embellishments & Substitutions Part
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| | the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th degrees or C,
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| 1Welcome to the fascinating world of
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| | E, G and B*C major6/9 - which contains
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| guitar chords! While this report is not
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| | the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 6th and 9th degrees or
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| meant to replace any of the fine harmony
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| | C, E, G, A and D*C major9th - which
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| theory books available that elaborate in
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| | contains the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th
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| greater detail, I think you will find it
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| | degrees or C, E, G, B and D*C major13th -
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| contains information that you can quickly
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| | which contains the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th,
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| and easily use to enhance and expand your
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| | 9th and 13th degrees or C, E, G, B, D and
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| own guitar playing - regardless of what
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| | AHopefully, this report has helped
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| style of music you play. So let's get
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| | clarify some of the confusion and mystery
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| right into it!A two octave C major scale
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| | surrounding "major" chords and harmony in
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| would contain the following notes going
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| | general.
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| from low to high:C1 - D2 - E3 - F4 - G5 -
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| | I hope you'll start having some real fun
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| A6 - B7 - C8 - D9 - E10 - F11 - G12 - A13
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| | experimenting with all the new
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| - B14 - C15. Notice that there is a
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| | possibilities that you've just learned in
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| number following each of the notes. These
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| | this report!Never B#, Never Bb, Just B
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| are the scale degrees that will be used
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| | Natural,Steven HerronPeabody Conservatory
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| to explain the "spelling" of the various
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| | trained guitarist Steven Herron is the
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| chords.A C major chord would consist of
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| | owner of Chord Melody Guitar Music which
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| the 1st, 3rd and 5th degrees of the major
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| | specializes in fingerstyle and pickstyle
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| scale or C, E and G. Instead of just
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| | guitar sheet music, tab books with CDs,
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| playing a C major chord you could
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| | instruction videos and DVDs for all
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| "embellish" the song by using any of the
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| | styles of guitar - including jazz,
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| following chords which will sound richer
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| | classical, flamenco, rock, blues, country
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| and fuller:*C major6th - which contains
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| | and acoustic.
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| the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 6th degrees or C,
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