Description
One of the most important things to learn about using inversions as different chord voicings is that you change musical direction; pitch-wise up or down. In this example let's start with a chord progression using three chords: C major, F major, G major. By using different voicings we can make the chords go up in pitch or down in pitch. This can provide variety in a guitar part to compliment a vocal melody or suggest a melody on its own.
Lesson Info
Instructor
Christopher Schlegel
Tutorial Lessons
- Chord Theory: Introduction
- Major Chords
- Moveable Major Chords
- Major Triads & Inversions
- Major Chord Voicings Across The Fretboard
- Minor Chords
- Moveable Minor Chords
- Minor Triads & Inversions
- Minor Chord Voicings Across The Fretboard
- Practical Applications: Musical Direction
- Practical Applications: Register
- Practical Applications: Accompaniment
- Practical Applications: Embellishments
- Chord Theory: Conclusion
