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| qjckypgayehg at (no spam) yahoo.com... |
 Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:43 pm |
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Guitar Chord Shapes
There are thousands of different kinds of chords and chord shapes that
guitarists use, but nearly all of them can be traced back to just five
basic chord forms. In the open position, the five basic forms are C,
A, G, E, and D. This spells "Caged" and creates the so-called Chord
CAGED System. With the proper Theory, each one of the CAGED forms can
be turned into a barre chord and moved up the neck. Each barre chord
can be played as an arpeggio pattern which includes even more notes.
These arpeggio patterns can then be broken up into all sorts of unique
chord shapes, voicings and inversions.
Guitar Arpeggios
Each major chord in the CAGED system is made up of three notes. With
each chord, notes can be repeated, stacked in any order, and played
anywhere on the fretboard. Just like learning guitar scales,
guitarists must learn how to map out the notes of chords on the neck.
These patterns of chord tones are called "arpeggios." Arpeggios are an
important piece to the theory puzzle, specifically learning the guitar
caged chord system....
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