Introduction to Chord Scales (Part 1)

[@francbridges2382]

At last a teacher who really knows how to communicate on the internet. Clear and concise tuition and with good camera set up. Perfect!

[@Achromania]

These lessons are amazing. Thank you!

[@halaktromba]

Thanks for the tips! this video was really helpful. Greetings from Germany!

[@JournalArtPaperie]

Excellent instruction - thanks so much Mike :)

[@DeeGlenn]

That was great and extremely helpful to me. Thank you!

[@russheath15]

Great vid.Easy to follow and interesting.

[@daithiod]

That was a wonderful, succinct explanation. Thank you.

[@paullehmor982]

Thanks a lot Mike, as usual a very clarifying lesson!

[@tjarema]

Great stuff Thanks, really easy to understand

[@rickcar94]

Mike, what about F major chord? btw these lessons are simply awesome!!!

[@Edwin-E]

Very informative. Thanks for sharing!

[@JKyfdo]

Thank you, really great information

[@bradleyj.anderson6398]

I think I've been through a lesson like this before. Is this the same as "chord harmonization"?

[@dry509]

What about jazz standards? Does this apply?

[@turtleie]

awsom info

[@leftertiberiuvlad]

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[@dry509]

Is this what Carol Kaye is talking about?

[@raymondcancel1290]

Can you tell me the brand and model of this guitar in this video?

[@TheAcousticLetter]

Mike is playing a Santa Cruz "Tony Rice" model in this video.....

[@preacher48]

I am slow so please bear with me. If I understand you correctly, 1,3,4 will be major chords. so if I was to do an A chord scale, it would be A,Bm,Cm,D,E,Fm and for B chord scale, B,Cm,Dm,E,F,Gm, is this correct?

[@bradleyj.anderson6398]

Major chords are the 1, 4, and 5. You listed the two scales correctly, though.

[@javiceres]

Cristal clear. Now hope I can find the next lesson...

[@mwltd]

how can i see the previous lessons?

[@TheAcousticLetter]

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[@helenbardi9380]

mike i want to buy an apx 500iii is it a good choice

[@mgurzi]

It looks like a nice guitar...have you ever played one or it? I believe Music Villa carries the Yamaha series. You should chat with Chad acousticletter.com/shop/

[@S255fjrbr]

what if im in the key of-lets say- a minor?

[@mgurzi]

we are only looking at Major Keys at the moment. I will cover minor keys soon.

[@S255fjrbr]

that makes perfect sense... i guess u use a minor scale for that?

[@bradleyj.anderson6398]

For a minor key, chords are always: 1st: minor 2nd: diminished 3rd: Major 4th: minor 5th: minor 6th: Major 7th: Major