Major and Minor Triads
Major Triads
We learned already that a triad is a type of chord with three notes in it.
We also learned that the notes of a triad are named Root, Third, and Fifth after the scale they came from.
Triads 1
Triads Overview
When we play more than one note at a time, that is called a Chord.
A Triad is a special type of chord that has three notes in it.
The first step in forming a triad is to choose a starting note from a scale, which we call the Root.
Intervals – Advanced
1 2 3 4 Intervals – Advanced As we learned in the previous lesson, intervals are used to measure the distance between two notes. Intervals are named according to how many steps one must take in the scale to get…
Guitar Position 1 High E String
Guitar Position 1 B String
These are the notes on the B String of the guitar, first position.
Because of the way the guitar is tuned, the note B can actually be played in two places.
In some exercises, you will see two frets lit up at once, like this:
Generally, in first position play the one on the open B string (upper left).
Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 G String
1 2 These are the notes on the G String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 D String
1 2 These are the notes on the D String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 A String
1 2 These are the notes on the A String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 Low E
1 2 These are the notes on the Low E String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1
1 2 Guitar Reading Position 1 This lesson will teach you how to read the notes on the guitar in the first position. A position is an group of frets that can be reached with one hand. It is five…
Major Triads
We learned already that a triad is a type of chord with three notes in it.We also learned that the notes of a triad are named Root, Third, and Fifth after the scale they came from.
Triads 1
Triads Overview
When we play more than one note at a time, that is called a Chord.
A Triad is a special type of chord that has three notes in it.
The first step in forming a triad is to choose a starting note from a scale, which we call the Root.
Intervals – Advanced
1 2 3 4 Intervals – Advanced As we learned in the previous lesson, intervals are used to measure the distance between two notes. Intervals are named according to how many steps one must take in the scale to get…
Guitar Position 1 High E String
Guitar Position 1 B String
These are the notes on the B String of the guitar, first position.
Because of the way the guitar is tuned, the note B can actually be played in two places.
In some exercises, you will see two frets lit up at once, like this:
Generally, in first position play the one on the open B string (upper left).
Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 G String
1 2 These are the notes on the G String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 D String
1 2 These are the notes on the D String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 A String
1 2 These are the notes on the A String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 Low E
1 2 These are the notes on the Low E String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1
1 2 Guitar Reading Position 1 This lesson will teach you how to read the notes on the guitar in the first position. A position is an group of frets that can be reached with one hand. It is five…
Triads Overview
When we play more than one note at a time, that is called a Chord.A Triad is a special type of chord that has three notes in it.
Intervals – Advanced
1 2 3 4 Intervals – Advanced As we learned in the previous lesson, intervals are used to measure the distance between two notes. Intervals are named according to how many steps one must take in the scale to get…
Guitar Position 1 High E String
Guitar Position 1 B String
In some exercises, you will see two frets lit up at once, like this:
Generally, in first position play the one on the open B string (upper left).
Guitar Position 1 G String
1 2 These are the notes on the G String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 D String
1 2 These are the notes on the D String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 A String
1 2 These are the notes on the A String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1 Low E
1 2 These are the notes on the Low E String of the guitar, first position. Please press the Exercise button below.
Guitar Position 1
1 2 Guitar Reading Position 1 This lesson will teach you how to read the notes on the guitar in the first position. A position is an group of frets that can be reached with one hand. It is five…