Articles covering the topic of guitar theory from a left-handed guitarist’s perspective.
Introduction to Diminished Chords Diminished chords are built from two stacked minor thirds, giving them a distinctive, tense sound. They’re often used to create dramatic movement, tension, and resolve in … Read more
What Are Augmented Chords? An augmented chord is a three-note triad consisting of: For example, in C augmented (C+): Note Interval Semitones from Root C Root 0 E Major third … Read more
It’s no secret that achieving that pristine, buzz-free tone when playing chords can be challenging, especially for beginners. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll identify the key areas that hamper most … Read more
When it comes to music theory, understanding intervals is akin to unravelling the secrets of a new, and captivating language. In this simple guide, we delve deep into the world … Read more
In the context of the guitar, music theory is referred to as guitar theory encompassing chords (harmony), scales (melody), and timing (rhythm). Unfortunately, many beginner guitarists shun music theory believing … Read more
What are Chords? A chord is any combination of 3 or more notes played simultaneously e.g. strummed on the guitar. While technically any set of three or more notes can … Read more
Aside from being a mirror-image of right-handed chords e.g. fretting the notes using the right hand and strumming with the left hand, there is absolutely no difference in the structure … Read more
If you are learning to play the guitar left-handed there are a few things you should be aware of from the very beginning, including: So, if you are ready to … Read more