Major Triads on the Bottom Middle Strings, Part 4: Combining String Sets

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Learn guitar chord theory in-depth with Mark Goldenberg, a respected touring and session guitarist and a student of the legendary Ted Greene. You'll explore basic major and minor chord inversions all over the neck and on all string sets, as well as wide-triad voicings; harmonized major scales; major, minor, and dominant seventh-chord voicings; and more.

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Bottom Middle Strings

Major Triads on the Bottom Middle Strings, Part 1: C and G

Major Triads on the Bottom Middle Strings, Part 2: D, A, and E

Major Triads on the Bottom Middle Strings, Part 3: Drills

Major Triads on the Bottom Middle Strings, Part 4: Combining String Sets

If you’ve learned all the triads on the string sets covered so far—the top three strings, top middle strings, and bottom middle strings—Mark shows you some drills that combine all three of these string sets. He also gives you some ideas for creating your own drills to challenge your knowledge of the fingerboard.

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