I always wished I had black keys on my fretboard. So I did the next best thing. I took small postits and placed them on my piano, and now I have strings on my piano. You should move the bench to the upper part of the piano so your left hand can practice fretting, but it's a great way to realize your inversions. Another thing about inversions, they are cadences. I wished I had tried memorizing cadences before inversions. Very helpful for Baroque music.
@matrox look online for the circle of 5ths diagram. The notes he is referring to go counterclockwise around the circle. By going counterclockwise, you are moving around the circle in fourths. The Guitar is tuned in fourth intervals and those are the notes vertically on the fretboard. This is good for memorization because the notes are always in the same order. It just depends on which note you’re starting on within that circle.
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I always wished I had black keys on my fretboard. So I did the next best thing. I took small postits and placed them on my piano, and now I have strings on my piano. You should move the bench to the upper part of the piano so your left hand can practice fretting, but it's a great way to realize your inversions.
Another thing about inversions, they are cadences. I wished I had tried memorizing cadences before inversions. Very helpful for Baroque music.
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I don't the get the part about what I'm writing down.
@matrox look online for the circle of 5ths diagram. The notes he is referring to go counterclockwise around the circle. By going counterclockwise, you are moving around the circle in fourths. The Guitar is tuned in fourth intervals and those are the notes vertically on the fretboard. This is good for memorization because the notes are always in the same order. It just depends on which note you’re starting on within that circle.
Essentially, you are making a diagram of the fretboard by writing the notes at each fret using the circle of fifths.
@@ZaneDWells I get this circle of fifths either.
@@drwdnk7447 Oh ok...will do.
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I go into it in a little more depth right here.
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