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Th3 Omega
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03/03/2009 4:17 pm
I am pretty well into the fundamentals and am about finished, [ working on barre chords.] Anyway, I was wondering if there is anywhere I can see all the major and minor chord groups shown in those lessons in order, i.e. A-G without going out and buying a book?

Any help is much appreciated,
Cory
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Chancy
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03/03/2009 4:47 pm
Personally i would bookmark chapter 2 and 6 of fundamentals 2 . Or were you wanting just tabs or something else besides the lessons?
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03/03/2009 5:15 pm
Actually tooling around these forums I managed to find a nice little gem of a site called Cipher. It has blank guitar sheet you can print. So I did and then went through the fundamentals and wrote in all the major chords in order.

Now I gotta do minor and I gotta say it all looks like allot more stuff to learn once it's down on paper. But patience has been paying off. Also trying to perfect the 12 bar blues with the little transition on Chris's fundamental 2 course. It's nice to be able to play something besides " My country tis' of thee " and simple chords and scales. But I'm making sure not to stray to far from the basics to the point where I feel overwhelmed.
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03/03/2009 5:21 pm
Yeah the 12 bar blues is a neat one . Its part of my daily practice now as well.. Good luck
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03/21/2009 11:18 pm
The way I learned chords was to go out and get one of those music books like "Great Rock Songs of the 70's" (showing my age there). They had the music staves & the words and above that were little grids with dots where your fingers go to show how to make the chords.

I found it cool, because I'd just learn songs I liked, and that were simple enough, and that I already knew (except the chords of course). The move on to another song with some new chords, etc.

Whatever you do, keep at it, 'cause it all comes together. :) I was starting on the pentatonic scales today and bitching and cursing and moaning, but when I actually sat down and work thru them a bit, suddenly the whole fretboard was connected! Very happy day!
...so ever since then, I always hang on to the buckle.
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