Movable Chord Shapes and Bass Lines, Part 1 |
Movable Chord Shapes and Bass Lines, Part 1
Flynn shows you how to use the movable chord shapes you learned in the last lesson to create bass lines, using the jig “The Connachtman’s Rambles” and the reel “The Otter’s Holt” as examples. He starts by showing you bass lines moving from the I up to the IV (D–Em–F#m–G) and the V up to the I (A–Bm–C#m–D), explaining that I–IV and V–I have the same pattern of steps (whole–whole–half) and chords (major–minor–minor–major).
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Movable Chord Shapes and Bass Lines (Available to subscribers)
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