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Key - F# Major
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Memorize The Chords Listed Below
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Key: F# Major ( Triad: F# B C#7 )
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Identify The Major Triad For The Key (The 3 Root Chords That Establish The Key)
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Locate The Inversions* For the Chords Listed In This Exercise And Include Them In The Exercise
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Relative Minor Key- D# minor ( D#m - G#m - A#7 )
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Practice A Smooth Transition From The Major Key Into The Relative Minor
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Key: F# Major ( Triad: F# B C#7 )
Relative Minor Key: D# minor
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For the purpose of this exercise, please play the chords of the following progressions in the sequence they are shown: F# Major ( Triad: F# B C#7 ) - D# minor ( D#m - G#m - A#7 ) |
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F# Major:
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F#
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C#7
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B
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G#m
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D#m
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A#m
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G#m
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C#7
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F#
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F# Major - Add Color Chords:
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F#maj7
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C#9
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Bmaj7
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G#m7
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D#m7
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A#m7
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G#m7
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C#9
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F#maj7
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Relative Minor - D# Minor:
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Practice These Chords
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Memorize Their Location On The Fretboard
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Memorize The Inversions Of The Chords
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Use These Chords To Build Songs In F# Major Or D# Minor
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Inversions*: Inversions are duplicate chords on the guitar in different locations on the fretboard. |
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