Major Triads You Must Know For Guitar - Frank Vignola

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[@patrickblay7684]

An immense thank you , you are our Medical Professor.
It’s unbelievable the patience you take for us and the generosity you have in order to teach us the real Basics of this Fantastic Instrument.

[@10mssound]

Thank you Frank. Keep putting out great videos.

[@ParaBellum2024]

Great lesson, Frank.

[@huytonbaldy]

Thanks as ever for such clarity Frank

[@robertlukas3036]

You're a terrific teacher. Thank you!

[@TheRealSandleford]

You could totally do a part 2 and expand on flip ups or spread voicings may be a good one. I really like the sound of those spread triads!

[@josephshultz6726]

Not sure if I'm mistaken but I think I saw you play live in a little NYC club called sweet basil in the early 2000s (2003-2004?) , playing some gypsy jazz on a Djanjo-style guitar. If that was you, my hat's off to you, you were great then as well.

[@yaroslavshevtsiv]

Next stop is 'Practice this over and over again'

[@matthewchunk3689]

Don't make it a chore! Guitar should be fun. As my teacher says, alway's be riffin'!

[@yaroslavshevtsiv]

Romeo and Juliet: Act 4, Scene 5

[@bscharg]

Is there a pdf to the inversions anywhere?

[@startreker8591]

Ty Paul oops Simoo😂 gracias 🙏…though I could sing better 😂 I just got my new om 28 at my old age level…still learning fr a great guru