Welcome to Chord Phrasing! Use the tabbed links below to navigate through the course.
Download a zip file of the tab from the lessons:
The C Shape
- The C Shape
- Returning To C: The Importance Of The Root Note
- How To Spice Things Up When Strumming Open C
- The Major Scale
- The Relative Minor
- Constructing Chords: Open C Chord Variations
- Slash Chords For Open C
- C, Am Chord Progression
- C Shape Recap
- Transposition Basics: Moving Chord And Scale Shapes
- Transposing The C Chord Shape
- Transposing The C Scale Shape
- Transposing C Shape chord variations
- Chord Phrasing From The C Shape
The G Shape
- The G Shape
- Fun With The G Scale Shape
- G Major Scale Shape
- The Relative Minor Of G
- Open G Chord Variations
- Slash Chords For Open G
- G, Em Chord Progressions
- G, C Chord Progressions
- G, C, Em Chord Progressions
- G Shape Recap
- Transposing The G Chord Shape
- Transposing The G Scale Shape
- Transposing G Shape chord variations
- Chord Phrasing From The G Scale Shape
The D Shape
- The D Shape
- Fun With The D Scale Shape
- D Major Scale Shape
- The Relative Minor For D
- Open D Chord Variations Test
- D Shape Recap
- Transposing The D Chord Shape
- Transposing The D Scale Shape
- Transposing D Shape chord variations
- Chord Phrasing From The D Scale Shape
The A Shape
- The A Shape
- Fun With The A Shape
- A Major Scale
- The Relative Minor For A
- Open A Chord Variations Test
- Open A Chord Variations Answers
- Slash Chords For Open A
- A Shape Recap
- Transposing The A Chord
- Transposing The A Scale Shape
- Transposing A Shape Chord Variations
The E Shape
- The E Shape
- Fun With The E Shape
- E Major Scale
- The Relative Minor For E
- Open E Chord Variations
- Slash Chords For E
- Transposing The E Chord
- Transposing The E Scale Shape
- Transposing The E Shape chord variations
- Chord Phrasing From The E Scale Shape
Conquering Keys
Scales have their own built in chord systems. By using the notes from a scale we can make up 7 different chords. These chords made from the scale will work perfectly with it. Each chord constructed from a scale plays a different role. Knowing how they interact with each other can make you a better player and songwriter.