1 The importance of scales
Remember the scale positions of the seven finger shapes
Try to add improvisational Solo (pay attention to tonality and rhythm )
Canon notation for auxiliary practice
2 circle of fifths
The expansion of seven finger types
3 Rhythm training
Seven scale finger shapes, need variation practice
Rhythm pattern 4/4 8/4 16/4
speed 45 85 95 105
4 steps and chords
Canon 1 5 6 3 4 1 4 5 (Breakthrough 80 tempo)
Top Keys Four Open Chords Reckoning Closed Chords
Fundamental Chords Em E Am A
Fixed key (the root note is determined first)
Special chord projections are calculated in each position Arrangement
Canon use high position chords
Add Solo according to the accompaniment version (application of hitting and hooking strings)
Zebra 4 5 3 6
Practice methods:
1. Basic skills practice
2. Sight-reading (look at the score and rhythm more)
3. Canon (Canon multi-position scale, high-position chord pushed down, improvisational Solo)
5 Simple Fingerstyle Arrangement
Reference:
Farewell (1 4 1 5 )
Canon (1 5 6 3 4 1 4 5 ) Last resort
1. First beat and root note
and
melody
How to practice:
1 Hold the chord, play the scale, keep the root note
2 Arrange your own simple solo according to the chord direction
6 basic skills exercises
7 seventh chord
C major: major triad
: 1 4 5 (progress)
minor triad: 2 3 6
diminished triad: (7 2 4) pitch
转位和弦 拿三音或者五音来当根音
C/E 以E音为根音
F/A 五弦为根音
G/B 二弦二品为根音
Em/G 一弦三品根音
Am/C 二弦三品根音Analyze the melody of the chord, and then try to form a bass-down pattern
after inversion. The purpose of inversion is to make the bass progress more compact and natural, such as bass down or up.
Major chords:
Major seventh chord: Cmaj7 1 3 5 7 1-7 is the major seventh
.
The flat half of the root note is the 7th note. Specific: the functional nature does not change, and the effect is better.
Major and minor seventh chords: C7 1 3 5 flat 7
Features: The functional nature has changed, the acoustics have become constricted
Finding the major seventh chord technique: the flat
of the root note is the 7th
3rd chord, and the root note is replaced by the 1st chord
Minor Triad:
Minor seventh: Cm7 1 flat 3 5 flat 7
minor major seventh: CmM7 1 flat 3 5 7
Dominant seventh chord (major seventh chord): G7 5 7 2 4
Chord upgrades: major seventh for major triad, minor seventh for minor triad, major seventh for 5th degree (dominant seventh)
Alternative seventh chords for all levels in C:
Cmaj7 chord 1 3 5 7
Dm7 chord 2 4 6 1
Em7 chord 3 5 7 2
Fmaj7 chord 4 6 1 3
G7 chord 5 7 2 4
Am7 6 1 3 5
B diminished 7 7 2 4
Bm7 flat 5 (half-diminished seventh chord, minor three plus minor three plus three) 7 2 4 6
(the end can replace the 5th chord)
Technique: Cmaj7 chord 1 3 5 7, which can be regarded as the root note of Em (3 5 7) 1's transposition