Invent beautiful chord melodies with two chords (movement lesson pt2) 

Thank you very much for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I wouldn’t dream of describing myself as a classical guitarist - the top classical players are on another level 🔥 I am however deeply interested in the inner mechanics of how music works, and how we can use that to improvise in a jazz & popular music context. Thanks again! 🎸

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Thanks! There’s more of this on the way too hopefully! 🎸🎸

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Thanks again for watching, there’s more of this on the way 😃🎸

Thanks for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed it and I hope you find it useful! 🎸

Thanks! It’s a lovely old thing, I’ll do a video on it someday. 🎸🎸

Similar concept yes, I love all of that stuff.

Thanks for watching - inversions are basically when you flip the chord upside down and reorganise the notes in a different order. So in this context - the A minor shape I began with was (low to high) C, E, A. The next one along is E, A, C and then the final one goes A, C, E. Thanks for raising the question, I'm planning on doing a series of videos on these triad foundations in the near future.

It’s a Lewitt 140 pencil condenser - cheap and cheerful! I use it mostly for acoustic guitars, not normally vocals. However I didn’t want to use anything too intrusive visually for the videos. Does the job!

@@LearnGuitarWithJimmyBrewer It sounds really good...natural.

That’s good to know, thanks! They’re remarkable value for money.