Ted Greene Guitar Studies - More of Page 27 of Modern Chord Progressions!

A closer look at the final musical examples of page 27 in Ted Greene's "Modern Chord Progressions".
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[@stratman3771]

I’m just starting the Ted green chord chemistry book. Do you recommend learning all the section 7 “essential chords “ before moving on in the book?

[@JakobPek]

I do not! Spend time with that section, but I wouldn't say you need to commit all of them to memory. Learn a row or two, then explore another chapter.

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[@pyschointellectual]

I want to make diatonic chird scales , is it possible to do that with this book bro

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It is! But I would recommend his book called chord chemistry to more deeply explore chord scales