Find the 1, 4, 5 chords QUICKLY on the fiddle🎻

Easy way to find chords on the fiddle👍
Michelle Edwards Music🎶
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[@deltafour1212]

THIS IS GOLD! Her tutorials are one of the most underrated violin learning videos on KZbin

[@edwardsviolin]

deltafour1212 thank you so much friend!🎻

[@edwardsviolin]

Thank you so much for the nice compliment 💝🎻

[@cindyrissal3628]

Awesome! I grew up playing classical & dont think in chords very easily. This makes so much sense...so helpful! Thank you!

[@anannanaful]

This is the best thing I've ever seen!!!

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks so much friend 🎻👍

[@ckh57]

Thanks a million for that pattern tip Michelle that is quite a blessing for guitar playing new fiddle learner , it is so simple I should have found it my self. I FEEL DUMB FOR NOT REALIZING IT.

[@edwardsviolin]

Oh so glad it helped heres a little video that helps spell the chord 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGSxmZp9lqqde9U

[@thenewlostmountaintravelers]

Excellent.

[@edwardsviolin]

thanks so much for watching and your nice comment!

[@deanniasiegmund3636]

Thank you, this really helped, what else can u help me

[@SantaNicholasClaus]

I love this! 😃👍

[@bgates1128]

Wonderful aid! Thank you for sharing.

[@davidmerrington6764]

Terrific

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks so much!

[@johnmetcalfe2482]

Nice job Michelle...you can also look at a fretboard chart for mandolin and the pattern is he same. Thanks

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks friend!!

[@shellvm5339]

Awesome. Thank you!

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks so much for watching 👍🎻

[@thedude4594]

What!!! Thanks 🙏🏻

[@kushalsomani]

Love it ☺️☺️

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks so much !!

[@GoodStuffForeverMore]

Great tip🎻

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks for watching!

[@rickmannoia5659]

thank you. very helpful

[@edwardsviolin]

Thanks so much - so glad it was helpful🎻

[@thedude4594]

❤️ Subscribed. I’m a guitar player teaching myself fiddle!

[@rebeccamouse9294]

This is so helpful! Btw, did you write a thesis about women in bluegrass? I read a thesis by someone with your name... wondering if that was you.

[@edwardsviolin]

I'm so glad you found it helpful👍🎻 ( that thesis sounds amazing - it was not me but I'd love to read it😉)

[@rebeccamouse9294]

@@edwardsviolin Ok. Thanks for replying!

[@petromic1947]

Thanks for making this more logical. Can you please show how to play the chords thanks

[@edwardsviolin]

Hi Mic12 here is a new handy video that helps explaining the actual chord ( go to the end for chord explanation 👍) kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGSxmZp9lqqde9U

[@jamessmith4836]

wow that was really helpful thank you. Being that a chord is at least 3 notes, how do you decide other than the root which note to sound when making double stops? Is there a simple rule similar to the one you used here?

[@edwardsviolin]

Hi James - here is another little video on finding the 3 notes of the chords👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGSxmZp9lqqde9U

[@brianmorris8045]

Looks a bit like Nashville Notation system.

[@edwardsviolin]

Yep just tweaked a little bit more for us violin/fiddlers👍👍👍🎻 thanks for watching!

[@philnewton3096]

looking at charts ? Is the ear any help?

[@edwardsviolin]

If I understand your question- yes often you can hear the chord changes to the 1, 4 and 5 easily - from this chart you would build your chord on these notes so say a G chord would be GBD 👍

[@semikim6451]

Do you have any tips nn how to memorise all the notes in various position

[@philnewton3096]

Ever tried repetition with the voice - as Tortellier said If you cant hum it you cant play it

[@1cleandude]

You don't appear to be laying out a I IV V chord PROGRESSION right? You are merely showing the NOTES that make up the I IV V of a given chord, right? I'm seeing this for the first time and I'm a little perplexed by the simplicity!! Thanks maybe when I sit with my fiddle later it will come together; I hope!

[@edwardsviolin]

1cleandude This just gives you the beginning note for the I IV and V - you would have to build from the beginning note of each of these chords ( the third and the fifth up ) to have the full chord 👍

[@edwardsviolin]

Hi friend here is a handy video explaining how to find the notes in a chords ( towards the end of this video👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGSxmZp9lqqde9U

[@Forestgump12able]

A little tip. It's all you need to start.

[@edwardsviolin]

Yep👍👍👍