Open Triads Etude N.2 Lesson

Diego Budicin

Open Triads Etude N.2

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- Diego Budicin29th May 2020
  QUOTE (MisterM @ May 29 2020, 03:15 AM)
  THX Diego
  Very interesting and beautifull lesson
  
  I'm glad that you like it! Thanks a lot!!
- Manu RASSE29th May 2020
  THX Diego
  Very interesting and beautifull lesson

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- Tags: Fingerpicking, Pizzicato, Legato, Hammer On/Pull Offs, Chord Melody, Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Haydn, Mark Knopfler, John Frusciante, A minor, Classical music
Hey guys!

In this lesson, we will play a rhythm section using open triads and chord shapes.

The concept behind "Open Triads Etudes" is to focus on different shapes in order to create a solid chord melody only using 3 or 4 notes per chord.

Guitar : Ibanez AZ2402

Equipment : Kemper + Apollo Twin Duo

Tempo : 60 bpm

Time Signature : 4/4

Chord progression

| C C/E F/C C | G/B Dm Am/C G#dim/B | Am Am/C Am/E C/G | B/F# B/D# E |

| C C/E F/C C | G/B F/C E/B G#dim/B | Am Em/G | F Em7(no5) |

| Dm/A C F/C | C/G G7sus4 G7 | Csus4 C | Am G/B |

| Am E/G# | C Dm F | C/G G7 | C |

Key signature :A minor

Techniques used :

- Pizzicato (Fingerpicking)
- Legato
- Hammer On/Pull Off

Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)

Am Open Triad Root Position:

Am Open Triad 1st Inversion

Am Open Triad 2nd Inversion:

C Open Triad Root position

C Open Triad 1st Inversion

C Open Triad 2nd Inversion

C Root Position

E 1st Inversion

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- Open Triads
  LEVEL 5
  Chordal melody using open triads - create beautiful movements between chords!
  by Diego Budicin4 years

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