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Now we're going to look at our 4 chord. On D, if we start on D, 1, 2, 3, 4, so we have this G right here. Now, our G scale has no flats. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. We're going to do our 1, 3, 5, 7 again...
In this section I'm going to talk about the Blues Structure, now that we know our chords let's do the Blues in A. So we start with A Minor and we're going to do that for four bars A Minor, one,...
I have now gone over the Blues form. I have showed the Blues in the key of C and gone over the major form. Gone through the chords of the Blues. And shown the scales that are being used in the...
So now we've gone through and played through our whole blues piece. We have the melody down and our basic blues chord progression under our fingers. So what we're going to do is go through and play...
Alright, so now I'm going to add some more blue. I like a nice light blue for the inside of the stars still, so I'm just making it look as cool or however as I want. You can really do whatever,...
Now we are going to do our E minor blues. So if we take those three seven scales we learned from the E and we flat the third right. So here is our E seven black chord, we have one, three, five,...
I have now played through a blues in the key of F. I have gone over the form of the blues, the chord changes that go on in the blues, and in, and played through a head. Now is the time and gone...
Hi, I'm Sue Rose with Expert Village and we've already talked about mixing the complimentary colors red and green, now we're going to mix the complimentary colors blue and orange. So, I'm going to...
Welcome to my "Don't be afraid of color series!" In this show we are going to be doing blues. Don't be afraid of blues: bright blues, light blues. People think of blues are straight from the 80s....
Alright now we have gone through the whole piece and played through and now what I'm going to do is play through the melody with the chords and then I'm going to go through and solo using the blue...
How to do the 4 on the neck blues guitar exercise; get expert tips and instruction on music theory and blues guitar in this free music lesson video.
Now we're going to take look at the written form of the blues. We're going to start right here. It's 3 bar form. We start on the one chord for 4 measures. Then we go to our 4 chord for 2 measures....
So now if we take our three basic chords that we learned from B flat blues, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, one and we minor it, make the third a minor. We'll have a minor blues and then...
So now we are going to take a look at our B flat blues first looking at our B flat scale or a one chord. Three flats, right tap the two and the two of top of the group of the three, now this nice...
Now we're going to over our B minor blues and what we do is we take our three, seven scales and we make them a minor scale. By doing that we lower the third degree of each scale which we'll show...
How to do the 4 strokes up and down blues guitar exercise; get expert tips and instruction on music theory and blues guitar in this free music lesson video.
What I'll show you here is a variation using three E, A, and B chords in the E Blues progression. What I'm doing to demonstrate for you here is playing E, and we're going to go back from E to A...
Today I will be talking about how to play the Blues in the key of F. I will talk about the origins of Blues and where it comes from which is from early African American music. I will talk about the...
I'm Kelli on behalf of Expert Village. I'm going to show you some tips and techniques that you can use to create and blue and bold makeup look. The first thing we are going to do when using our...
Now we're going to take a look at our C blues first. We'll start right here on C. We're using 7 scale, so we have our C7 scale. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 1. Notice we add this flat 7 in there. That's...
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