Harmonized Strings

This is great.

For those who are beginning, Dont frustrate your self trying to memorize all in one time. It doesn't work like that!

Just take it simple, start with triads then we will continue to seventh and more. We will see how to play them with Kal today.

Practice makes perfect!

@Harmonized_Strings

Hey guys 👆👆this is the chord progression👆👆 which u can play and using the formula u can easily find the chords. Tomorrow we will see two short videos about minors and major chords. wish u good night
see u guys tomorrow!

@Harmonzied_Strings

How much you play those triads
putting them in scale of 1to 5

1 Major and Minor🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
2 Diminished and Sus 🎸🎸🎸
3 Augmented 🎸🎸

@Harmonized_strings

Guitar Chord Theory
Part 1 — Triads

Triads are built out of three notes.

There are four main types of triads: major, minor, diminished, and augmented. Triads are basically three notes with the interval of a third in-between each of them.

interval of a third: The basic construction of a triad would therefore contain a note, then an empty space, then the note, another space, and finally, the last note.

Side note: Each note is the interval of a third, since the note and the space count as one each, it gives us 1, 2, 3 (note, space, note). As a result, there are only two “types” of third intervals where we are left with only four possible combinations of triads.

From the C major diatonic
C D E F G A B C


MAJOR TRIAD: 1 3 5
Like C E G

MINOR TRIAD: 1 b3 5
Like C Eb G

DIMINISHED TRIAD: 1 b3 b5
Like C Eb Gb

AUGMENTED TRIAD: 1 3 #5
Like C-E-G#

Other Triads

Other types of triads (other than 3rd interval) also exist such as 

SUS4: 1 4 5  &  SUS2: 1 2 5.

These two triads are quite popular in popular songs.

The “SUS” means suspended because the note replacing the “3” in both cases is said to be a suspension of that “3”.

Furthermore, there are a couple of other uncommon oddballs too which we won't bother naming for now (1 3 b5 and 1 b3 #5).

#Chord
#Theory
@Harmonized_Strings

We will try to dwell on triads for sometime by seeing how to play them on guitar and stuff like that. and we will go to other type of chords.

We will try to balance both the theory and the playing part as much as possible

@Harmonized_strings

Guitar Chord Theory

Guitar chord theory is the study of chords on the guitar. This includes understanding chord tones, different types of chords (triads vs seventh chords) how chords are derived from scales, and how to find them on the fretboard.
 

One of my goals is to have you realize that you already know thousands of chords, (that is if you already play a little bit). Why? Because any single chord can be put to use in many different contexts, so it’s not a matter of learning more chords, it’s only a matter of finding more USES for the ones you already know!

Furthermore, if you don’t read music (“notes” on the staff) and if you’ve never encountered any music theory in the past, this is a great place to start. So, go slow, read on, and don’t be afraid to ask questions.

@Harmonized_Strings

Here are very detailed and organized courses for just beginners and some notes for intermediate guitarists (in Amharic and English). We will start part 3: Chords on October 5.

#Stay_Tuned
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which one you liked???👆👆