Guitar B Minor: Harmonized Chords

Video Transcript

"In this example, I'm going to be playing over a backing track and I'm going to be utilizing harmonized chords, in the key of B minor. And, a harmonized chord is just two chord, or notes, in this case, for example: here D in F sharp and basically it's just a simple chord that you can play and also using the lead contacts and with the backing track it sounds like this. Ok. what I did there is essentially, I kept it very basic, played in the same position pretty much as I was doing with the chords. I started with, which is the latter two notes in B minor and then just walked my way up the scale in a harmonized chord fashion. 5-3, 7-5, 8-7, and then simply did the A on the you know, did 5 on the B and the E strings and the open E which is technically a harmonized chord. And you know, doing simple little passages that over a progression you can create a nice melody line and kind of have a nice filler for your progression."