Guitar instructor explains Chord Theory For Guitar - Easy!

[@edcrutchfield3447]

I’ve Got his beginner book and his cord online course and this man makes guitar 🎸 life ALOT easier to succeed. He explains chords and shapes of chords to be used up and down the fret board. He answers questions. He uses color to explain what notes do. Amazing teacher.

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

You're AWESOME, Ed ❤️

[@dwaynetherockjohnson5719]

This is incredible. I played guitar a ton during my schooling and early 20s and just took it back up again. I always struggled to get my head around chords, the seemingly rigidity around how they are played, and where they fit within scales. This video really simplified the concepts and showed just how flexible and experimental you can be with chords. Thank you. This was very helpful and easy to understand. I will say, my teachers were great, but they didnt have the time to sit everyone down individually to really explain some of this stuff. Difficult to do with 25-30 teenagers per class.

[@jocularwin]

Amazingly simple, the way you explained. The best music teacher.

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

Wow, thank you so much!!! So happy you liked this one❤️

[@shunkadee1299]

I'm gonna need a few more watches for it to sink in fully but you have made the whole "music theory" thing feel a LOT less daunting with this video. You really have a great way of putting these things across. Thank you so much! 😊

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

So happy you liked it! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment on this video🤗

[@TommyMGrecianMusic]

Definitely food for thought, yet another brilliant tutorial, thanks again for sharing your expertise 🙏😎TMG

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

I appreciate you, Tommy! Thank you so much for your comments. They make a difference.

[@TommyMGrecianMusic]

@@LearningGuitarSecrets You’re more than welcome, you are making more advanced guitarist out of many, including me, thanks…P.S. I’ve a new song up, would appreciate your critique ♥️🙏😎TMG (Tommy)

[@philjames1019]

Great lesson amigo ... you're use of the graphics in this video was amazing. The lesson quality is now certainly much better and improving on every occasion. Muy bien my friend!!! 😜😜

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

Thank you for keeping me in check and motivated, Phil💪

[@batmanbatman912]

great teaching happy new year friend

[@Stevemind88]

A very solid tutorial, taught like no one else on the internet. You are a gifted teacher. Any new books coming out soon?

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

Thank you, Steve!!! Got a couple I'm working on💪

[@liberalsrmentallyflawed3611]

Appreciate your time.. not learning theory for my playing benefit.. gonna pass it on to my 8 year old grandson.. I'm just a Campfire Singer and Strummer. But, he will be special because he has years to develop.

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

Let's go!!! Let me know if it helps him💪

[@boodew-dp5jn]

Love the graghics.🏁🏁🏁 Chord spelling can be fun... I'm a nerd.

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

So cool!

[@skyhigh1278]

Im kinda with you, got to admire your efforts though, music theory is always tricky to me anyway,.dont know if to carry on playing the guitar or start learning double dutch in thermal defusing transiting dynamics

[@LearningGuitarSecrets]

😅

[@sachamarcano7008]

your are an excellent teacher! Bravo. I love theory and that is the way to explained it that simple!!!

[@TravelStammer]

It makes sense but if its an E A and C sharp how do you find them in that order like how are they decided to be in that formation in the fret. For example I used your formula for F major which is F A C with the barre on the first fret. But why is it F and C on fret 2 and A on fret 2 or is it just how it is