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Take a look at the example song, “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door,” at the end of our CAGED lesson.
Bar 2 requires an A minor chord. In that example, I took the G chord shape:
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And moved it up a whole step to become A major:
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Then flatted the major third (C#) to become a minor third (C):
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The above is now an A minor chord.
This shows how you can alter the major chord shapes to become minor. You’ll need to make these alterations if it’s called for in the music.
@katazumiri – I thought it came out great!
@clempek – Bravo!I don’t think it’s beyond your playing level at all. You rocked it! Keep up the great work, Clem!@joannetala – Beautiful performance and TY for the kind words, Joanne! Hope you have an awesome trip 🙂
@The_Bumble_Bard – Beautifully played, Rachael! I’d say keep working on the intermediate tunes. You are def ready for them!
@robinboyd – Good point!@otzepeng – Very beautifully played, a great first post! 🙂
@katazumiri – Wow Lena! You never stop to amaze me! I loved it! Highly creative and great bass playing too 👏P.S. Don’t forget to add the premium tag to your posts 😉
@ldarrow – Absolutely beautiful take! You have such great tone in your playing. It was a pleasure to listen to 🙂
@gi_gi_ – Excellent pacing and feel throughout GiGi! Well done!!@robinboyd – You can do that! I’m not sure why I went down to that note on the third string, it actually makes more sense to do your suggestion since it picks back up in that position.
@jbmills07 – Your video is set to private, can you make it public?
@robinl – Lovely playing, well done!
@deadbuggy – Beautifully played, Sara! TY so much for the kind words, really means a lot to me 🙂
It only shows up on the sidebar for lesson pages, not search pages like: “Free Lessons” or “Concept Lessons”. For example, you’ll see it in the sidebar for this week’s lesson for “Fields of Gold.”
@clempek – Beautifully played! 👏
@rafaela – Beautifully played! Well done and TY so much for the kind words! I really appreciate it 🙂