Guitar Theory Adventure

1 - First Things First - Music Theory Foundation

1-0 First Things First Intro

1-1-1 Music Fundamentals

2 Topics

Note Reading Basics

Understanding BPM

1-1-2 Musical Building Blocks – The Notes

1 Quiz

Musical Building Block Quiz

1-2 Notes On The Guitar Fretboard

1 Quiz

Notes on the Guitar Fretboard Quiz

1-3 The Most Important SCALE

1 Quiz

The Most Important Scale

1-4 Making Sense of Chords

1 Quiz

Making Sense of Chords

1-5 Chord Progressions Made Easy

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Chord Progressions Made Easy

1-6 Intervals Are Your Friend

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Intervals Are Your Friend

1-7 Minor Scale Formula

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Minor Scale Formula

1-8 Common Chord Progressions

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Common Chord Progressions

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Think 1 – 4 – 5 | Super Useful Guitar Theory Trick

How To Find The Key Of A Song

How to Find The Alternate Bass Notes

How to Find The Alternate Bass Notes of a Chord

Common Pattern 12 Bar Blues [Key E]

Common Pattern 1-3-4-5 [key G]

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Guitar Theory Adventure 1-5 Chord Progressions Made Easy Chord Progressions Made Easy

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question
1. Within a scale, the I (1) chord will always be ________.
- a.) Major
- b.) Minor
- c.) Diminished
- d.) Flat
- e.) none of the above
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Question 2 of 8

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2. What type of chord does “vii°” indicate?
- a.) Flat
- b.) Sharp
- c.) Diminished
- d.) Optional
- e.) none of the above
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Question 3 of 8

3. Question
3. In the key of G, what is the V chord?
- a.) F Major
- b.) D Major
- c.) G Major
- d.) E Major
- e.) none of the above
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Question 4 of 8

4. Question
4. What classic chord progression was commonly used in 50’s pop/rock ballads?
- a.) I – ii – iii – IV
- b.) IV – ii – vii°- I
- c.) vi – ii – iii – IV
- d.) I – vi – IV – V
- e.) none of the above
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Question 5 of 8

5. Question
5. In the key of C, what is the V chord?
- a.) F Major
- b.) D Major
- c.) G Major
- d.) E Major
- e.) none of the above
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Question 6 of 8

6. Question
6. The I – vi – IV – V chord progression is also called a __________ pattern.
- a.) easy
- b.) turn around
- c.) Musical
- d.) Heavy Metal
- e.) none of the above
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Question 7 of 8

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7. In the key of G, what is the iii chord?
- a.) B minor
- b.) A minor
- c.) F minor
- d.) C minor
- e.) none of the above
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Question 8 of 8

8. Question
8. What 3 notes are in a C chord?
- a.) C, D, E
- b.) C, F, A
- c.) A, B, C
- d.) C, E, G
- e.) none of the above
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