Channel: Adam Rafferty

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Description: ► Start learning my solo arrangements and get personal guitar coaching - FREE 14 day trial: studywithadam.com ► Get more cool FREE lessons here: adamrafferty.com/lessons In this lesson, I will show you Bach's #1 Harmony Technique using 3 EASY chords on the piano. Every guitarist NEEDS to know how to play this on the piano as well as the guitar. Why? Allow me to explain :-) I mentioned in my last video "My #1 Music Theory Trick for Guitarists" that the very best music theory hack for guitarists is to just SIT AT THE PIANO every day and explore. The guitar fretboard is a grid, and you can get away with playing SHAPES - and sidestep actually knowing what notes you are playing. But the piano does not let you get away with that! :-) Now, in today's video I will show you EXACTLY what to practice on piano - and don't worry, it's easy. You should learn to play this chord progression on piano AND guitar (in all 12 keys). It will deepen your understanding of harmony and add beauty to your music. Enjoy! Adam --------- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:40 This may be the MOST important Harmony lesson you'll learn 2:59 The COSMIC connection of I, IV and V chords 4:32 Why is this Bach's #1 Harmony Technique? 5:55 How often does Bach use I, IV and V chords? 7:13 Which kind of root movement does Bach use most often? 8:44 The CARDINAL SIN most guitarists make - moving parallel 9:20 The #1 Rule for moving harmonies a 5th apart 10:20 Adding the bass voice & double the root 11:55 The full progression & exercise to practice 13:14 3 ways to play this progression 14:39 Your assignment - play it in 12 keys :-) ---------- Here are the lesson videos I mentioned in this video: My #1 Music Theory Trick for Guitarists (and 99% won't do it...) youtube.com/watch?v=I2rOcGCafMM Intro To Guitar Harmony for Fingerestyle Guitar (Shows the guitar frteboard shapes for the progression in this video): youtube.com/watch?v=U5LdlFg0QtM Your First Jazz Guitar Lesson: (Shows the Roman Numeral System for Harmony): youtube.com/watch?v=cy5z7MnWmtg Love, Adam