The Importance Of Triads On Guitar!

[@rockers2rockers616]

Who else has this video on repeat so we can watch this lesson over and over? These are the prime secrets of guitar. Thank you Guthrie Trapp.

[@MOAB-UT]

Me

[@cesarin521]

I just saved this video on my things to practice every day compilation!! I don't know how I stumbled onto Guthrie but I'm glad I did!!! He also mentioned Bruce Foreman(jazz Guy) whom I also like his playing so that's a plus!!! thank you for making these videos Guthrie!

[@mertles02]

This guy really gets to the essentials of mastering the fretboard, everything he said right here is to the point and valuable, feel lucky to have his videos as a resource, it will make me a better player

[@MOAB-UT]

I feel the same. It seems to come effortlessly to him. I study this stuff too and I am nowhere near as good as he is. Do you like CAGED? Do you know all the notes on the fretboard? Learning both, and some licks is my current endeavor.

[@joelikesguitar2166]

“There’s a lot of guitar in that space.” I love that line. Thanks for showing us these hidden gems up and down the neck of the guitar.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Joelikesguitar Thanks man!!

[@Nikoo033]

For as long as you don’t see 60% of comments saying that you talk too much, keep doing those nice videos the way you do. 🤓

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Nikoo033 Ha! Thanks man!!

[@lamper2]

@@guthrietrappmusic I learn from your talking too

[@torbincase8202]

crazy because when I first saw you on Broadway playing with Don K I asked you if you were mainly playing out of the chord, and here you are teaching chord tones, but you keep your lines connected and employ alot of guitar techniques

[@lukather1]

You do not talk to much ! It’s great that you explain in detail ! 😎

[@chalkline1505]

you're the kind of teacher I wish I had when I was a teenager. I'd probably be playing a guitar for a living as well.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Thanks a bunch man!! Happy to do some lessons with you also.

[@joreyreitman9655]

Thank you so much for your generosity and knowledge! My favorite teacher on KZbin!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Jorey Reitman Thanks man!!

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Many great players don't, but Guthrie has the gift as a teacher as well as being a great player.

[@SR-jd6qe]

Not only a great player but a great teacher. Rare.

[@joserra79]

Guthrie Trapp and Corey Congilio, my favourite teachers and helluva players!

[@tonyleary684]

Brilliant as always. If some guy says you talk too much, then take no heed, thats BS. Your explations are excellent and in plain speak, which makes what you say logical and completely fit. After 40yrs of playing, Im hanging off your every word-I wish I had known then what Im learning from you now. I thought I was a decent player but I was missing so very much. Sorted now though. Thanks so much for what youre doing.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Tony Leary Well thanks a bunch man! That means a lot.

[@mertles02]

I feel the same way, to me it’s straight to the point no nonsense valuable information that we can immediately apply

[@VelezBiH]

This lesson is worth in gold. If you want to take your guitar playing to next level. Watch this video, and everything Guthrie shows here. If you dont understand something rewind and watch again until you do. Dont go to the next lesson or video. This concepts will take a while to sink in under fingers. Important part is that you understand the idea and then work on it until you dont have to think about it on the guitar. Guthrie thank you, you are a great player and teacher!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Thanks a bunch man!! You are right, this is crucial.

[@MrSh8ky]

Light Bulbs going off!!! It just makes so much sense now...keeps me going Guthrie. Thanks mate. Cheers Marty from Melbourne.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Martin Gale Great!! Thanks man!!

[@davegooner2]

GT has changed the way I play- it's not just the theory of playing and how different strands of knowledge relate to one another but he doesn't overlook the mechanics of playing either. I haven't come across anyone else on KZbin with that combination. I have been playing for nearly 40 years and I learn something new each video.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

David Campbell Wow. Thanks so much man!! Means a lot.

[@Rowen170]

Very good stuff here folks. It don't get no better than this. Get the information, if you take your time and watch/listen and learn what he's offering here it could last you a lifetime. Keep in mind this is how he makes his living, so show some gratitude and give back. No I do not know him personally, but what I do know is that what he's teaching is worth something. And by the way Guthrie, you do not talk to much. 😆 just the opposite in my opinion, the more you talk the more we understand. This is the real deal teaching here. If you want to know your instrument better learn what he's showing you in this video. Thanks Guthrie

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Thank you so much man!! Means a whole lot.

[@graemero5532]

Cheers Guthrie, pure gold

[@jwegreyhounds]

Great educational lesson on triads and chord tones

[@millerjeff]

I sure am glad that KZbin keeps the content posted. I just went over this again. And your breakdown of the maj 7 minor 7 minor 3rd is so helpful. I know all of the arpeggios all over the neck so with this info now I can work on the root position, 1st inversion and 2nd inversion. Understanding where they are with ease. Guthrie you say you're not a music professor but you sure know how to breakdown and understand the whole layout of the guitar.

[@scottwheeler7615]

I'm from England and take it from me, you do not talk too much. At all. I love how enthusiastic you are and your use of language, keep it up dude, really enjoying your videos.

[@Wolfncsupack42]

Wish we had KZbin and access to such great players like you back in the 90s when I was starting. Thanks a million

[@duncangraver6482]

Thanks Guthrie when I listen to you I know my guitar playing is gonna move to another level, you make so much sense

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Duncan Graver Thanks so much man!!

[@seangarland]

This video is incredible. Saving this to come back to again and again.

[@donlandlanddon5146]

Guthrie's Artist Works Online Curriculum is a amazing learning platform. Just started the beginner section on lesson 12 and it has been a amazing eye opener

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Donland landdon Awesome man!! Thanks a bunch.

[@patrickcarroll1754]

So. Damn. Useful. Thanks for inviting us, Guthrie!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Patrick Carroll Thanks man!!

[@lander.96]

Man, your lessons are a gift! The only teacher that really conserve's the feeling of the playing without boring theories.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Lander Thanks a bunch man!!

[@Jeff_H_the_Guitarist]

This one video has got some major light bulbs of understanding going on for me. Thanks Guthrie. Anytime I see a notification that you've posted a new video I stop what I'm doing and watch.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Jeff Hight Awesome man!! Thanks !!

[@grvlmaml9043]

Didn't sleep very well last night so I'm not counting on learning a whole lot, but I saw GT with a 335 and I had to click it. I doubt anything is going to stick to my brain this go around, but you are always a pleasure to watch and listen to, Mr Trapp. I hope you are doing well!

[@ebrabz]

You are the best man. So down to earth and humble. I got serious about guitar about four yrs ago diving into scales and such. I recently finally devoted myself to triads and my guitar life has changed completely. I don’t read music or anything, but it’s so true to say how triads open everything up and essentially result in a closer intimacy with the notes on the neck and all the connections to chords and scales. Progressions and leads just wash over you. Triads triads triads!

[@alward5678]

You do not talk to much. These are Great informative lessons to Make us better. It’s really improved my playing. Thanks Guthrie.

[@michaelreis8266]

I'm gonna have to watch this another hundred times or so, there is just so much in there to apply. You say that you don't talk much about theory, but your perspective is theory interpreted(I think I just made that one up, sounds true so I'm sticking with it!). Hearing/seeing how you connect caged positions, broken chords, triads and scales lights up a road for me to follow. Thanks GT this was great lesson 👍

[@guthrietrappmusic]

It will click! Thanks a bunch man!!

[@TomoFujitaMusic]

Triads are so important!! Great lesson!!

[@hanger129]

This is one of those videos that connected a bunch of different things for me. Mind blown.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Alex Hanger Great!! Thanks man!!

[@kieranoloughlin]

I have watched this lesson thirty times since August 2019 and I pick something up every-time. Every word is gold Guthrie. You haven't spoken too much. Keep em coming man !

[@steelfistIII]

Thanks GT, you are breaking it down in plain simple terms. If you are new to this, or if you've been playing for a good period of time, this is important to have under your fingers. Another important factor as this is worked on is the amount of ear training that comes with it. Thanks again GT.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

steelfistIII Thanks a bunch man!!

[@littleninpo]

That triad change for the dominant 7th and major 7th, from major. Is priceless for me today. I’ve hit a wall with the guitar, wanted to be a blues man. So like every one else learnt all the pentatonic scales and shapes. And wasn’t ever playing the changes. I could hear the notes in the pentatonic, but never played the change. So have recently resolved myself to learn the triads. Have only been doing major and minors trying to sing them and play them and trying to call out the thirds and fifths. To get my ears more able to hear the inversions. All feels clunky, but understand as you mention in the vid. You have to put the work in. But that one little trick a turned a light on. On;y just found you and Tom, from the Brad pappa footage of that gig you did for in stereo. I’m 52 and the only music I’ve ever heard that moved me before was from the 70s. You two are the only two musicians I can think of that put me in that space. Who are current and best of all open and transparent about their craft. And share like you do. Been a rough three years been a black dog on my tail. But you two made see. The guitar is a place you can put that negativity and learn to smile again. Thank you both.

[@trabrex7697]

30 minutes of the most crucial guitar information 👍

[@maxibour]

6 hours later...i have finish to learn the 40 sec of your improvisation. Thanks so much to help me understanding my favorite instrument. Your generosity is awesome. Best regards from france.

[@FisVii77]

I've got to say bud, this is one of the better approaches in my opinion for actually practicing and learning the fretboard. I think this is probably the most effecient way I've found yet to learn your intervals as well and to tie the caged barre chords to the everything, pentatonics, diatonics even the arpegios should come way quicker seeing things this way. Thank you so much for sharing with our community. Thats for real a cool thing to do. thanks again. Mike S.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Thanks a bunch man!! It does work!!

[@rorymcclellan3740]

I can highly commend the patience a /pro /player/ has to stop his engine on the tracks just to wave to his peers! I`ve been eatin this content up! Greatly appreciated!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Rory McClellan Thanks a bunch man!!

[@henryfung918]

This is one of the best in explaining the triad when playing the chord and arpeggio. Once must have some basic understanding of the triad and inversion to fully digest this. This helps a lot to visualize the notes and chord.

[@garyeggleton1142]

Guthrie and Ford Thurston are bringing you tube lessons to a more advanced level, and I love it

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Gary Eggleton Thanks man!!!

[@CLCallender]

Man, that was a great lesson. When you played those tasteful lead guitar lines, I could hear EVERY chord change underneath! Your method of teaching is so easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and God bless!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Beebocaster96 Great!! Thanks a bunch man!!

[@Rhythmicsolo]

I love your approach. Narrating as you illustrate the examples is clearly you thinking out loud. It gives the viewer a chance to really get inside how you get the best out of your performance each step of the way.

[@igetmycalcium]

I made it 20 years with no lessons teaching myself out of guitar world tabs. Needless to say all I really knew how to do was a couple positions of minor pentatonic and that’s really it. Was interested in jazz after seeing a guy perform solo in a bar and started taking lessons from him. We started with the major scale and worked our way up from there. Learning these basics will change your playing immediately! I wish I would have learned this stuff when I started out. I’d be so much better than I am now. Great lesson Guthrie!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Bourbon Bob It’s so true!! Thanks a bunch man!!

[@joeyfarley9916]

This is a top notch lesson i paid to learn alot of what is in this video. I hope ppl realize how important this lesson is.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Joey Farley Thanks a lot man!!

[@teleplucker6802]

Going back to basics while sheltering in place. This has helped greatly. Everyone needs to know this stuff no matter your level of playing. Thanks Guthrie!

[@ghalston5641]

This popped up on my screen and I have to say it is the best explanation of triads and how to use the caged system to understand how the guitar works that I have ever seen. Thanks! Now I have some work to do.

[@robbuk66]

Thank you for giving me a new access to playing the guitar. After a break of 25 years I started to play the guitar two years ago and with the help of youtube tutorials it is now muck easier to make progress, especially because of your great tutorials, my guitar playing improved significantly. I am a huge fan of you, your person and your guitar playing. Unfortunarely my familiy (wife and 5 kids, 2 dogs, 4 cats... and 7 chicken) has to suffer, because they find me more and more spending hours in my music room, practice my guitar playing. If I ever come to Nashville I would like to see a concert of yours. Maybe you are going an a tour in Europe. If so, then please stop in Vienna, Austria, I will be there. Thank you that you exist on this planet an enriched my life. Greetings from Austria Robert

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Robert Buketits Wow. Thanks a bunch man!! My ancestors are from Austria. I’d love to see it sometime!

[@robbuk66]

Guthrie Trapp are you a descendant of the famous Trapp family?

[@nicktroiano1608]

Guthrie you are a great guy, an amazing teacher and player. Ive been playing a long time and nobody breaks it down in such an easy and understandable way as you. Thanks to you my mission is to become fluent in all major minor and dominant inversions all over the neck then find all the musical lines within those shapes!! Thanks my friend you are Aces!!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Nick Troiano Thanks a bunch man!! Means a lot.

[@timnewman1172]

Thanks Guthrie! Always nice to see how to apply these tips to actual playing, I wish I had learned them when I was younger!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Tim Newman Thanks man! Never too late!!

[@MrRoundwound]

I saw you quite a few years ago playing with Jerry Douglas on Vancouver island. You have no idea how much of a blessing that was for me. This was probably twenty years ago or so. I have some photos of yall if you ever want some. I gave Jerry a big photo with him and Sonny Landreth or Bill Frissel or Lindlay. God bless yall

[@lancecass8997]

Thanks again Guthrie. This is a very complete and valuable 30mins. How to finally start to understand the fretboard? It's all here, in one amazing lesson. I wish I had this when I was 13 years old. This information was Impossible to find then, I didn't even know how to properly ask for what I was looking for, but I knew the sound I wanted to achieve. This is Gold Guthrie. Thanks for everything you've given to us on here. I now can put on a jam track and ideas I have actually make it to my fingers and on to the fretboard. That's something I couldn't figure out for almost 20 years, and now in 6 months, with your direction, it's possible.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Lance Cluff Great man!! Thanks a bunch!! 😎👍🎶

[@dr.williams9238]

You’re a great teacher my friend. Making sense after all these years!

[@Sellarmusic]

We're here because we like your playing. You're doing a great job presenting the material Just the right amount of talking and playing. This triad stuff is great and what I like about your playing. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Sellarmusic Well thanks man!! Happy to help.

[@MichaelDavidFinn]

Another outstanding video! Thank you Guthrie Trapp! It’s always awesome when I end my shift at the hospital and find a new upload! Much obliged!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

mike finn Thanks man!

[@daveakabluewater]

This is the single greatest guitar lesson video ever produced and that the is the absolute truth.

[@jonathanhandsmusic]

I liked the movable chords you discuss, especially the C shape. I have never used that before and I'm kind of embarrassed to admit that, since I've been playing since about 1966! Never too old to learn something new. Thanks for showing that.

[@hannaobrc1947]

3 month ago i strugle, but now i "see triads" .. great practice lesson ..open new world..Break down Big Barre chords 1 3 5 and u got triads.beautifull

[@jwegreyhounds]

You are really teaching very well in This video of moving the triads,Guthrie. Any one who says you don’t teach on your You Tube videos is a fool or ignorant of the guitar👍👏 Jim from Western PA

[@mountain_girl]

Thank You Sir...I have only recently cracked open my mind around the everything-ness of triads, or more importantly, recognizing the sounds of these triads and the relationship of those sounds to each other....I actually don't have the words to express how fundamentally life changing this is but I thank musicians and teachers like you and Tomo F. for showing me the light....

[@SweetSpotSC]

What Guthrie’s saying really works. Focusing on the chord shapes, triad inversions and intervals has totally changed my ability to play melodically and navigate the fretboard. I was surprised how quickly I improved when I started studying this method after seeing Guthrie talk about it in his first Brett Papa interview appearance. Joey Landreth also references learning the neck in triad inversions and intervals in his interviews. It’s the missing piece if you’re stuck in the pentatonic boxes like I was. Thank you Guthrie for changing my musical life and sharing your knowledge. You’re an amazing player and a good human being.

[@cornstar1253]

I think I know a lot of this stuff but I can't articulate it. I'm self taught, so didn't spend any time on theory. I'll have to watch a few times

[@guthrietrappmusic]

MontereyBayMusic Wow. Thanks a bunch man! It does work and it changed my life also when I learned this and the caged system. It’s all the same.

[@jwsorrell]

You are the guitar man, Guthrie! We can see and hear your great playing today, but we didn't see the thousands of hours you put in learning this stuff. A gold nugget from this lesson is "there are no shortcuts."

[@davess23]

No, Guthrie, you're not talking too much. Everything you're saying clearly illustrates what you're doing on the guitar and helps players understand how and why it works. Great lesson. Thanks.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

davess23 Thank you man!

[@matthewallen6512]

Unreal guitar playing, all your lesson are brilliant and well informed. Thank you for sharing your skills with us mere mortals, much appreciated Guthrie

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Matthew Allen Wow. Thanks a ton man!! Means a lot.

[@michaelploucha]

I am on month 3 of the ArtistWorks material and this all fits together. Wish this was around when I was younger. My wife calls it my self indulgent routine. LOL. Having fun.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Michael P Awesome! Thanks a bunch man! Spread the word! 😎👍🎶

[@nyambe]

Blown away! Don’t listen to the haters. No shortcuts advice! That is what is exactly missing in youtube! Thanks

[@guthrietrappmusic]

samiebuka Thanks man!! 😎👍🎶

[@deadpatriot8047]

As always thanks Guthrie... funny how often I hear teachers explaining that the chords up the neck have everything to do with lead playing because I'm no pro but I do understand that you have to be able to see those notes. I'm working on it every day.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Jeremy Gayness Thanks man! It does work. It’s everything.

[@landon.cunningham]

We're with you man, keep it coming. You are changing player's lives by explaining all this stuff the way you understand it. One thing that kind of hit me the other day is that your basic E, A and D shapes are structurally the same with 5, 1, 3 from top to bottom. That's pretty useful to keep in mind because you always move the lower string for major to minor change. The middle string always controls Maj7 or Dominant. Pretty cool when you sit there and think about it.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Landon Cunningham Thanks man! That’s right. I never thought of that 😎👍🎶

[@batstube]

Another super useful & insightful lesson, you are a wise and generous man G.T. Thanks. & you don't talk to much!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

batstube Thanks a bunch man!!

[@MrCharlesdross]

Fantastic lesson. Gives intermediate players so much to think about to incorporating their practice routine. Love the idea of breaking it down three strings at a time. Will be working on this for sure

[@magicdaveable]

Good Advice Guthrie. Your discussions are useful even old guys like me. I have been playing for about 60 years and spent at least 50 of those years playing clubs. I haven't been in Nashville since 1971. You talk too much? Nah! Hey isn't that an old blues tune by Albert Collins? 😀

[@guthrietrappmusic]

David Bennett Ha!! Yes it is! Thanks a ton man!!

[@richardrust9532]

Excellent explanation of the building blocks needed to navigate around, and learn the notes on the neck needed for improvising and breaking out of the pentatonic box. This explains the CAGED system in depth. Thanks!

[@chrisjl847]

Your tips on triads and playing the chord changes are so good. Keep it up!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

ChrisJL 84 Thanks a bunch man!!

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Always a great lesson Guthrie. Some times as a teacher you do need to hammer home some points, and learning all these chord inversions and incorporating them into leads is one of those times.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Aylbdr Madison Thanks a bunch man!!

[@unrealrollo]

One of the best lessons I have seen!

[@baijusbabu900]

Hi Trapp,Ur words r straight to the point wrapped with sincerity and love. it is an honour to learn from u as u laid me into the real groove of guitar playing.

[@trushack]

I love this. I've known for a while that if you can build a basic major triad you can reach all of those other voicing the same way around the neck. But it's been a challenging actually wrapping my head around it and putting it into practice. This explanation is great...lots of stuff finally clicking!

[@guthrietrappmusic]

trushack Great!! Thanks man!!

[@scottmay1489]

Guthrie...thanks so much, I’ve played over 30 years and this nails it regardless of where your at.

[@mr.joshua657]

Hey Guthrie. You're teaching style is excellent. And you're lessons are making a huge difference for me, so thank you.

[@sergioderderian16]

❤️❤️❤️ this is NOT just a Great lesson, it’s pure generosity.... so much dense knowledge and experience shared with everybody..... thanks VERY much Guthrie

[@jarodjovi]

Thanks for all these VALUABLE lessons man ! Your lessons of CAGED system/ Triads/ Solo over chord changes/ are precious ! So thankful that we have guitarist like you to share these knowledge through KZbin ! I I don't know if you can show us some practice we can do daily to connect each CAGED system shape with its pentatonic scale/ triads/ arpeggios /diatonic scales, potentially some phrasing or music lines ? This will help to visualize them and improve finger dexterity (I assume). Again, thank you for sharing all these valuable lessons ! From Louisville KY ! Hope one day you can come down here for some clinics !

[@guthrietrappmusic]

JinJin Zhang Thanks a bunch man!! I love Louisville. I’d be happy to do a Skype lesson with you to unlock some of these secrets and dial into your style. Just email [e-mail] for all details and scheduling.

[@charlesbaviera4244]

Thank you for showing the things you have learned and the work you have done, I can only speak for myself, but I know I can say everyone who loves music, appreciates you so much for giving us a chance to learn from a true artist.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

charles baviera Thanks a bunch man!!

[@Upuia-c4n]

Great demonstration of the chords inversions and how they are sewn progressively to bring out that melodic sound from the strings , thanks for sharing your expertise on guitar bro.

[@VincentBowe]

Wow! Guthrie, I'm just coming to see you now and am quite blown away by your technique. I've watched this video 3 times and its taken me that long for it to sink in...but now I'm starting to see the shapes and it has been a complete game changer for me. Thank you for posting this gem!

[@Qstick333]

If I’m understanding things...the key is knowing where the 1,3,5 is of the chord you are playing over all over the the neck and then using other intervals to add flavor, but trying to emphasize the main triad in each chord as safe tones.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Qstick333 Yes. That’s the idea. Those key chord tones are where you want to start and end for the most part.

[@daveshepp2888]

People that say you talk too much are idiots. Either they know the material or not. If they already know it, they should move to your next lesson. If they need to learn it, they should sure as hell listen to your wisdom and amazing teaching approach. Keep doing it man!

[@jermar68]

You the man. I have been playing for years doing double stops, triple stops, and quad stops, but just now finding out what Triads are called. Sort of funny. You are a great teacher and musician.

[@chriskennedy2994]

Guthrie, this lesson is kicks ass. Thank you for posting.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Chris Kennedy Thanks man!!!

[@DeepFriedHallelujah]

I just learned what much of what I do on guitar means and it’s given me access to the entire neck. Man I’ve heard your name thrown around for years and I’ve truly been missing out, thank you!!

[@jeffreyway520]

This was an incredibly helpful lesson for me. Thanks so much.

[@harmonymarketing]

One of the most eye opening lessons I’ve seen. I’ve known about the caged system and chord tone soloing for a while, but this really made it sink a whole lot deeper

[@smoothoptr6808]

Guth, at 12:41 you state a game changing moment for me with the four types of chords to think about. Thanks man.

[@GulfSouthGene]

I must have watched this 10 times, and it's beginning to make sense, you break it down to logical steps, never studied melody within chords before at this depth! Thanks so much, love it!

[@albert30300]

Always learn some high quality advanced stuff from your videos - Thank You

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Joe Brown Thanks man!!

[@stingray4780]

Thanks a lot for how and what you are teaching everyone who watches this you tube video. You lay it on the line and really send it home how important it is to know your neck and chord shapes and Triads! I really appreciate your playing and teaching style! Thanks Bob from N.Y.

[@GuyCabliaro]

Thank you, Guthrie. You are very generous in sharing your knowledge and experience. I have a similar approach to seeing the fretboard, but you give a very practical system of how to have command over the changes.

[@carlcraig3974]

Great stuff! The way you break down the cords opens up the fretboard. Thank you, keep up the good work.

[@guthrietrappmusic]

Carl Craig Thanks man!!

[@carlcraig3974]

@@guthrietrappmusic you're welcome.

[@standufrene93]

Keep talking keep teaching. Your great at playing and great at teaching. I really injoy your videos. Im playing better and injoying my self. I played guitar in my younger days, then quit for 36 years. Its good to see what your teaching. It brings back good memories of when and how i practiced and studied. Thanks

[@danbrewer2003]

I'm actually starting to understand how to sound good when I play, instead of guessing, I've been playing for over 30 yrs but now I'm progressing, thanks for the lesson

[@jasong4879]

Great Video! Highlights how much seeing triads up and down is super important.

[@stevewilson7915]

Absolutely gold Buddy. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!! Words can't say how much it's appreciated 👍❤

[@jwegreyhounds]

Guthrie I love your videos and learn from them. In my humble opinion 😁, this is one of your BESt teaching KZbin video on triads and building from them👍👏