Barre Chords Part Two - The Other Three Fingers
Lesson 20Author : Chris Colby van Scyoc
Last Updated : September, 2024
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BARRE CHORDS PART TWO
Written Materials for This Lesson
Barre Chords are used a lot. It's good to know them. However, even more important could be the components. Let's say that barre chords aren't your thing and your sound/style has more to do with open strings and other sounds. Well, here you go! While this lesson is Part Two of the Barre Chords Trilogy, you can use the concepts in this lesson to write a lot of cool chord vamps and songs. This lesson is a creative door. Open it. Explore.
Moveable E Major Chord Shape
- E (6th) string (Low) = open
- A (5th) string = third (3rd) finger, second (2nd) fret
- D (4th) string = fouth (4th) finger, second (2nd) fret
- G (3rd) string = first (1st) finger, first (1st) fret
- B (2nd) string = open
- E (1st) string (High) = open
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Color Outside the Lines
This is a song I wrote called "Color Outside the Lines" and serves as a good example of how we can use what we learned to write songs.
Review: What We Know!
- NEW:
- ~ From This Lesson ~
- Barre Chords
- PREVIOUS:
- Barre Chords - First Finger Barre
- Power Chords
- Flats and Sharps
- Natural Notes on the Low E String
- Notes on the Low E String
- Single-String Picking
- Eighth Notes
- Am Chord
- Changing Chords - E and Am
- Am7 Chord
- Changing Chords - E7 and Am7
- E7 Chord
- E Chord
- Em Chord
- Em7 Chord
- Tuning and Tuners
- Your first open chord - Em11
- Quarter Notes
- Half Notes
- Whole Notes
- Downstroke
- Counting bars (measures) of four. Also known as 4/4 ("four, four time")
- Muting all the strings with the fretting hand
- Playing on beat one of every measure (the first beat of each measure)
- Playing in time
- Let's build upon this! Fantastic!
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