Chord Progression Exercise | B Major

Chord Progressions For Key: B Major ( Triad: B -E -F#7 ) Including Relative Minor Key- G# minor ( G#m - C#m - D#7 )

Key - B Major Memorize The Chords Listed Below Key: B Major ( Triad: B -E -F#7 ) Identify The Major Triad For The Key (The 3 Root Chords That Establish The Key) Locate The Inversions* For the Chords Listed In This Exercise And Include Them In The Exercise Relative Minor Key - G# minor ( G#m - C#m - D#7 ) Practice A Smooth Transition From The Major Key Into The Relative Minor

Key: B Major ( Triad: B E F#7 ) Relative Minor Key: G# minor

For the purpose of this exercise, please play the chords of the following progressions in the sequence they are shown: B Major ( Triad: B -E -F#7 ) - G# minor ( G#m - C#m - D#7 )


B Major: B E F#7 E B D#m C#m F#7 B	B Major - Add Color Chords: Bmaj7 Emaj7 F#9 Emaj7 Bmaj7 D#m7 C#m7 F#9 Bmaj7

Relative Minor - G# Minor: G#m C#m D#7


Practice These Chords Memorize Their Location On The Fretboard Memorize The Inversions Of The Chords Use These Chords To Build Songs In B Major Or G# Minor

Inversions*: Inversions are duplicate chords on the guitar in different locations on the fretboard.