EVERY GUITARIST SHOULD KNOW THIS - MAJOR & MINOR DOUBLE STOPS EXPLAINED!

[@davefreytag5843]

Howard’s lessons are always slow and clear and accurate!

[@GG-vs5or]

Pretty cool. So glad you did this.

[@NDFlyFisher]

Thank you Howard. Great lesson and so incredibly clear.

[@adaltroczguitar]

This is absolutely fantastic!! Thanks, Howard!!

[@Brainiac22]

Wow, I think I smell something burning… Oh, that’s the 150W lightbulb that’s just fired off inside my head! Cut straight to the chase and showed us how to apply this to our playing straight up, my favorite type of lesson! I confuse easily, so this was absolutely perfect - very clear and concise. I am subscribing right now, thanks so much!

[@hartshut]

I wish more people would explain things like this. Just show me how without spending twenty minutes on introductory music theory.

[@haroldflynn-mi4xz]

Great and super useful lesson... thanks, Howard!

[@ChrisBrown-oo4bf]

Fantastic lesson! You made my dim lightbulb grow brighter. Thanks.😀

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Thanks :-)

[@McBain-qe2jh]

Great lesson.

[@CJZM7777]

Good lesson.Thanks

[@denporterhdproductions8310]

Love this lesson! 👍

[@thomasstandley2954]

Thank you! I really needed this. Good stuff from your channel, as always.

[@drewdietz2115]

Wonderful lesson

[@terryduane9221]

I am learning a song by Orleans , dance with me. Intro was using major double stops .

[@GregMyser]

Great old tune 🤘🏻

[@vadpen]

Thank you, Howard! You simply the best! From Russia with love ❤

[@brazalonso6291]

Thank you Howard 👏👏👏

[@KingCotton-8]

Yea straight to the point, instead a 10 min intro of just talking about their channel . ❤

[@alanjohnston2743]

Light bulb moment ✨️

[@vancesellers6032]

I found this lesson very useful and will continue using it.

[@timlyne7407]

Awesome, thank you 👍

[@FlugHerr]

Great tips,

[@70snuttodd95]

Howard is the Man🎉😊

[@crvdutch1536]

Awesome lesson

[@ianstuart9690]

Brilliant thanks!

[@mpecker13]

Great Stuff!!

[@bigsidable]

The notes of Wanted. Bonjovy. Sambora. decending riff.

[@56rmax]

thanks, good info

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

Glad it was helpful!

[@---Wade---]

Thank you

[@voronOsphere]

Does the minor not sound minor because it's a Major 6th (Minor 3rd inverted)? It's beautiful, though. I never really considered swapping the minor 3rd with its inverted form (Major 6th). Nice! New door opened!

[@coopwannabee8675]

So, triads (major & minor) but dump the 5th?

[@miketransporter5638]

So in a nutshell it's the root and thirds of the given diatonic scale, is that correct?

[@247GuitarwithHowardHart]

That's correct... It can be seen as 6ths :-)