Why Do I Even NEED to Learn all These Guitar Chords?
In this video I'm talking about the reason you need to learn all these chords in the first place by showing examples of how each chord in a scale reacts to the home chord to create a certain type of feeling or context!!
Rifling through the key of G and all her beauty, taking twists and turns along the way!! Let me know what some of your favorite variations are!!
Thanks so much for checking out my weekly lesson at Musicians Unite!! I hope you found this chord discussion helpful!! Feel free to leave any questions in the comments section below!!
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