Thursday 3 October 2013

Post Six - Bar Chords Again

Root six bar chords


Practise listening to the sounds of these chords. They are all root 6 bar chords and take their name from the note on the 6thstring.



Root five bar chords

These chords are based on the A open chords moved up. The first chord is a D Major.



Root 4 bar chords

Root 4 bar chords are D chords raised with the bar. These will be useful if you can learn them. Even when starting, root 4 bar chords are of great use and will become more important as you develop. The B on the first chord, the major is a little hard to play, so when dropped it turns into a Dno3rd. The no3rd gives the chord the sound of not major or minor, a neutral sound and will be really useful in rock guitar.



The 5th string can be played if you like the sound, as it will add the 5th below the root.




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