Posted by banjoy on Wednesday, February 29, 2012
FREE ONLINE VIEWING ANY TIME Intermediate to Advanced includes audio examples
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This is a 3-page PDF file that shows an example of finding nearly every chord shape for a Major 7th chord. The 2 MP3 files show how they sound when strummed. They all go together so make sure you check out both!! This example walks a “Gmaj7” chord up the neck in nearly every possible combination. Many of these will be familiar, some may be new to you. Some of these shapes are not complete chords. But any of these shapes will work just fine against a Gmaj7. That’s the beauty of voicings. They sound different and give some variety and flavor. This example if a Gmaj7 chord only. But these shapes can be applied to any chord on the fingerboard. The best way to get a sense of how these can work for you, try playing a variety of rolls to each shape and you’ll begin hearing unusual and interesting syncopation happening, just because of the chord shape! Click here to view Playing with Chord Shapes — Major 7th Chords |
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