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One thing that might help you see the pattern in the chords you are seeing with the scale degrees you are learning is to realize that all the barre chords, E-shapes, A-shapes, and D-shapes have the voicing (order of notes) the same: 1, 5, 8, 3 then repeat 5 8 if there are more strings. The G shape, C shape (and the 4-string F under the open C) have the order 1, 3, 5, 8, then repeat 3, 8 if more strings. So, most of the shapes will only have one 3rd and it will be the 4th string from the lowest note. The G, C, and little F only have one 5th and it's the third string from the lowest. Take a look at the chord shapes with this idea and it seems less chaotic. http://www.dee.email/OPEN/voicing.jpg
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Yes, it's all about intervals.
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how was the workshop by the way?
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It was great, thanks!
I had a newbie whose lightbulb went on full 150 watts. It only takes one to make the effort worthwhile! In addition, I had a return student who had self assigned homework for me to check, and had completed the homework and was prepared to show off! ANother newbie got to about 25w of enlightenment, and might be back next year. A fourth person sat in to see if they would learn something they didn't already know; they didn't, but ended up helping the newbies along. It's a really interactive session and it's hard not to get something out of it, even if just satisfaction watching someone else advance a little more. Thanks for asking!
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