I am slowly learning how to add in runs from chord to chord, say G --> C leading up to the next bit in the song. I am wondering how you might structure a run from a song verse ending in a G to a chorus that starts with a G. So, what do you do with a G to G?
How to build a run from verse to chorus
Hey,
I am slowly learning how to add in runs from chord to chord, say G --> C leading up to the next bit in the song. I am wondering how you might structure a run from a song verse ending in a G to a chorus that starts with a G. So, what do you do with a G to G?
I am slowly learning how to add in runs from chord to chord, say G --> C leading up to the next bit in the song. I am wondering how you might structure a run from a song verse ending in a G to a chorus that starts with a G. So, what do you do with a G to G?
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Originally Posted by: LightningPantsHey,
I am slowly learning how to add in runs from chord to chord, say G --> C leading up to the next bit in the song. I am wondering how you might structure a run from a song verse ending in a G to a chorus that starts with a G. So, what do you do with a G to G?
Lots of options!
You can use the V chord in G, which is D. So, these notes, d-d-e-f#, will walk nicely into a G chord. Or you can walk down, d-c-b-a!
Or you can use the IV chord, which is C. Walk up, c-d-e-f# or down, c-c-b-a.
I cover this here.
http://www.guitartricks.com/tutorial.php?input=426
http://www.guitartricks.com/tutorial.php?input=427
http://www.guitartricks.com/tutorial.php?input=428
Depends on how much time you have or what sounds better to you in your song! Hope this helps!
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Originally Posted by: LightningPantsThank you!!! I appreciate the links. I love this site. It has helped my playing so much.
You are welcome! Glad you are enjoying the site & it is helping your playing.
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