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71. Chord Shells (#311) by Jeremy Cotton (7647) basic chord structures for budding jazz players... some may call them implied chords, some may call them incomplete voicings... Beginner · 64358 Hits · 4.39 / 5 (66 ratings) · Last Modified: 11/18/04 72. Chord Soloing Using 4ths (#78) by Christopher Sung (9297) A common way to harmonize a melody line is to use voicings in 4ths. How do you figure out these voicings and how to use them? The answer just might be in this lesson... Advanced · 58246 Hits · 3.84 / 5 (38 ratings) · Last Modified: 6/23/99 73. CHORD STYLE HARMONIZATION OF TUNES #1 (#9108) by Charles Gacsi (42523) To harmonize melodies, you either need a good ear, or knowlege of all of the functions of each chord and their location on the guitar fingerboard. This lesson lists 29 diatonic chord functions for each note. C or G = 3rd, = 5th, = 7th, = 9th, ect Intermediate · 10888 Hits · 4.64 / 5 (11 ratings) · Last Modified: 9/5/05 74. CHORD STYLE HARMONIZATION OF TUNES #2 (#9109) by Charles Gacsi (42523) This lesson is a continuation of previous lesson titled "Chord Style Harmonization Of Tunes #1". Single notes expressed as a function in almost every type of chord. It is a bit confusing and a real challenge for even the best in harmonization skills. Advanced · 5387 Hits · 5.00 / 5 (2 ratings) · Last Modified: 9/5/05 75. CHORD STYLE HARMONIZATION OF TUNES #3 (#9110) by Charles Gacsi (42523) This lesson, like the previous two lessons "Chord Style Harmonization of Tunes #1 and #2, is in two parts. One note for each of the some 30 types of chords, and in two locations. You can learn several different positions of the same chord. Advanced · 3978 Hits · 3.67 / 5 (3 ratings) · Last Modified: 9/5/05 76. CHORD STYLE HARMONIZATON OF TUNES #4 (#6131) by Charles Gacsi (42523) Continuation of Lessons #5989, #6074, and #6099. Harmonizing the melody Expert · 3290 Hits · 3.00 / 5 (4 ratings) · Last Modified: 3/22/04 77. Chord Triads All Over The Neck (#5124) by Shawn Strickland (2570) A great way to get those ever-important traids in your head as well as something good to warm up to. Intermediate · 12986 Hits · 4.14 / 5 (7 ratings) · Last Modified: 10/3/02 78. Chord-Melody 101:Part 2: Me & Ginger Lee (#4634) by Robert Strait (6453) Part 2 of a series on creating Chord-Melody arrangements for group or solo guitar performance. This installment uses another jazz standard to create a chord melody arrangement that will explore some additional concepts. Advanced · 26600 Hits · 4.38 / 5 (13 ratings) · Last Modified: 6/7/02 79. CHORD/TRIAD INVERSIONS - KEY OF D (#7782) by Charles Gacsi (42523) This lesson is a continuation of Chord Scale Diagrams. Root position & inversions in the key of D major. Triads used = D, Em, F#m, G, A, Bm, C#dim. 4 string sets = 6,5,4, & 5,4,3, & 4,3,2, & 3,2,1. 30 pages. Intermediate · 13642 Hits · 5.00 / 5 (3 ratings) · Last Modified: 4/5/04 80. Chords Utilizing the top four strings (#858) by Frederick Burton (5459) Learn the chords necessary to build a vocabulary for comping and chord melody playing. Intermediate · 11936 Hits · 4.58 / 5 (12 ratings) · Last Modified: 3/19/00

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