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How to Find the 1,4,5 Guitar Chords in G Major

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Summary: Learn how to find the 1, 4 and 5 chords in G major on guitar in this free music video on advanced CAGED chord guitar plaything methods.

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By Joe Wiles
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Joe Wiles is the founder of the Rock and Roll Conservatory which is a facility dedicated to mentoring the next generation of influential artists. With a focus on the mentoring of...read more

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Throughout time man has strived to become prolific in everything he or she does. From reading books to driving cars to playing instruments man has always wanted to be the best and go beyond conventional boundaries set by others in a particular field. This being said the way we as humans teach others has also been a thing of controversy and competition throughout history. Everyone’s theories are analyzed and scrutinized with a fine tooth comb to ensure that it is the right information delivered in the most clear and concise way.

When it comes to the guitar there are literally hundreds of teaching methods that all have bearing on improving students. This particular method called the CAGED method is one of the most simple and easy ways for a beginner player to learn scales and how they are played on the neck. Our expert will not only show you detailed tips on how to properly play all these chords but also several other places along the neck of the guitar where you can play the same exact chord. There are no limits on guitar. There are only those you set yourself so break out of your box and lets play!

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"Hi, this is Joe Wiles with the rock-n-roll conservatory on behalf of Expert Village. In these series of segments we're going to talk about keys, keys are a mathematical way to group chords and notes together so that they sound good to the human ear. Now we are going to focus mostly on the caged keys there's C A G E D, now there are plenty more keys than that. But for the guitar simplify those are the 5 keys that we are going to work with, the one we are going to work with the most is the key of G. I hope you will join me, I'll see you then."

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