Use the Dots on the 3, 5, 7, 9 to find landmarks. Remember the notes on each dot on each string on 3 and 5. Then add in notes on fret 7. Then 9 and so on. This will help you on your journey to learning the notes of the fretboard.

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Strumming Patterns

Downstrum Every Beat1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &D D D D Adding Two Upstrums1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &D D D U D U Adding Three

Triads – Major Inversions

The following example uses Major Triads in C.Root inversion - root is on the lowest noteE---------B---------G------0--D----2----A--3------E--------- C E G R 3 5First inversion - root is on highest noteE---------B------1--G----0----D--2------A---------E--------- E

Portable Chords

When a chord can be moved up and down the neck, in these lessons, it is referred to as a Portable Chord. There are several major chord shapes that are