That Worship Guitar Show | How To Master Triads for Worship | Ep 15

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Triads are the building blocks of music.
It's such a simple concept yet not many people understand the true power triads wields on the guitar and how it can unlock new levels of expression and skill.
In this episode I'll give you a deep dive into the world of triads so you can instantly pick up the ideas and use it to take your worship guitar skills to the next level.
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[@percivalbenjamin2119]

Hi u are a true genius my friend wish i could play the guitar as well as u do

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks Percival. You can definitely get there my friend. It's all about the time and effort you put in. Keep practicing and we'll see you in the next one.

[@percivalbenjamin2119]

From Capetown Southafrica my name Percival

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Hi and welcome Percival.

[@victorebreneyin698]

GOD BLESS AND JESUS LOVES YOU

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks @victorebreneyin698 God bless you and loves you too!

[@bryandoyle7055]

A few good ways to get a grip on the triads is...
1) Know how to relate these smaller shapes to larger open/CAGED shapes as reference
2) Practice chordal scale in root, 1st inversion, and in second inversion for each stringset you wish to focus on like 2nd stringset (b,g,d strings).
3) Know the interval/degrees of each note of a triad, which will help you to know what notes you can use for embellishment within scale. If you're on the 3rd, you know the 4th is just fret/semi tone up the neck. If on the root note, the M2 is just 2 frets up neck and as is the 6th when on the 5th note.
4) Play all the inversion for each chord in a progression
5) Play closest triads in given progression within a position
I recommend CAGED Clarity as an excellent resource with all the diagrams of triads with intervals, arpeggios, pentatonic and diatonic scales for each of the major and minor CAGED shapes to review when needed. I probably would be a little lost if I came across this video before learning triads at a deeper level. It's one thing in memorizing shapes and Knowing shapes and understanding why the shapes are they are so you know immediately the 'E' shape on the 2nd string set is a root triad (1,3,5 notes from low to high).

[@alcatraz0198]

Is CAGED Clarity an e-book by Ry Naylor?

[@BrigitteLaskowski]

The C triade that you use at the 5th fret using the A, D & G string has the notes as D low note, G mid note and highest note C. I actually learned all my notes on the fretboard so that I do not have to play what is written on tablatures which is written mostly by guitar guys with huge wide hands. I mainly play my triads on the G, B & high E strings but sometimes I add the D string. I also play ukulele. I find that many triade shapes come from ukulele chords. If you look at late 60's Beatle tunes, you will see that George Harrison used lots of ukulele shapes in his lead guitar playing. Harrison played ukulele before playing lead guitar. Also, on the guitar if you capo at the 5th fret and only use the D, G, B & high E strings, you can play ukulele chords. I have 3 electric guitars and an electric Flight Centurion Tenor LP style ukulele strung linear style. If you play ukulele see me at my Facebook group Christian Ukulele Circle. I'm also part of the FB group Christian Guitar Girls Community.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

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[@ZeeDeevil86]

This is awesome thank you and God bless you. Subscribed and liked.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks and welcome!!

[@kevinyoung5641]

Just a great lesson. A real breakthrough for me today. Not just going to play cowboy chords at church anymore.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Great to hear this!

[@simshep]

This is making incredible sense. I’ve taken up a new role on our team from playing acoustic and leading vocals to now playing hybrid between rhythm and lead while still leading vocals and it’s been incredibly stressful from a focus standpoint. Thank you!

[@simshep]

Also touching on how God doesn’t give is a spirit of fear and translating that to fear of playing a wrong note greatly improved my perspective and mental. Thanks again!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Hi @simshep Thanks for your comment. Glad the video helped! I can imagine how all of that could be stressful, goodluck! Hope to hear from you again soon.

[@gilbertdueck4826]

This is Awesome! Thank you for taking the time to show this, it's starting to make sense! I had fun just now putting some rhythm on my looper and jamming along!👍

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Anytime! Glad you it makes sense and that you can understand it. Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching. Happy jamming.

[@raydanielz9408]

Wow, this is a knockout lesson on this great channel. You do what thousands of lessons never get right🎉. Thqnk you

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

[@sonyjoseph9296]

God bless Bro.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

God bless you too.

[@tjt6999]

Bless you brother. Thanks for this lesson

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks for watching the video. God bless!

[@sengchonsangma9957]

Teach more Sir, the other keys combinations like C key and its combinations.

[@JosephKirkpatrick-ey7pe]

Incredible lesson. Less is more sometimes. So nice to have this as a tool to help color songs in so many ways ! Thank you so much 🙏

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks for watching!

[@terrytosh7678]

Thank you so much, Charl. These are terrific tips!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're welcome Terry!!

[@ibuildstuffanddothings]

My God that sound 🤯

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks!

[@borneonft]

Thank you for posting this kinda video. I learned a lot from it.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're welcome!

[@odettemarr8537]

Wow! Super clear explanation. Thank you for showing all the triads together to make it easier to see how it works. The power of 3❤️ God bless you!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

It's good to hear from you @odettemarr8537. I'm glad it helped you. That is also our goal here, helping you to understand the guitar better.
God bless you too!

[@dondybondarrion2360]

Thank you for the lesson! I recently began learning the CAGED systems, and I can see how your triad system related to that framework.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks for checking out this video. Yes the CAGED system is very useful and can help us in many different ways.

[@danasabeyakubu]

I'm watching you from Nigeria.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thank you for tuning in!

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Hi, I'm Jombert Samson watching from Papua New Guinea.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Hi Jombert. Welcome, good to hear from you my friend!

[@richardrust9532]

Fantastic lesson! Thank you Charl for sharing your knowledge and suggestions related to developing skills applicable to playing guitar for any genre of music.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Always a pleasure! Thanks for the support.

[@cedriclewis6669]

Thx i really like your style of playing im left handed playing in church playing a right handed guitar

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks Cedric, I have a friend who's left handed and plays and right handed guitar upside down. :-D

[@RADAH_GAMING]

Super helpful mate, from Nz. First go on triads. love it. Thanks for sharing the gift 🎁 JESUS!❤️‍🔥

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're welcome!

[@terroman1000]

Thank you for this lesson

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Anytime brother! Thanks for watching>

[@Jermaphobe4g]

awesome, looking forward to practicing this way

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Great to hear this!

[@ЛеонидОмельченко-б7р]

Thank you.
Great lesson for me.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You are welcome!

[@juliodefreitas157]

Absolute awesome video. Thank you for sharing your tips ❤❤

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tojomargolis]

Awesome lesson! I wish I saw this sooner. We just played WAYMAKER last Sunday! This is very helpful

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Glad it was helpful! Waymaker is such a great song!

[@drchikosi]

Beautiful. Very good teaching.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thank you!!

[@princejmn]

Thank you for the nice step by step you take in your examples. You have simplified our role as electric guitarists, and the simple things we should focus on while contributing in worship sessions.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

My pleasure! Glad it's helping!

[@WalfridoFraticelli]

Thanks
this was amazing

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Good to hear from you brother. I'm glad it was helpful!

[@asishkandathil8533]

This lesson is surely a gem!!!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

So glad to hear that.

[@자연치유-d9b]

wonderfull thx😢 have nice day

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks. You too!

[@cj.sabella]

So beyond clear and expertly explained. Thank you!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Great to hear!

[@loulollio]

Thank you so much for the tips. I really appreciate and you are blessed. Lou Lollio😀

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Hi Lou Lollio. Glad it's helpful!

[@eric_charles]

Fantastic lesson

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks so much for watching. Glad you liked it.

[@kennethevans1682]

Thank you, this is so helpful,

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're so welcome!

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James from Kentucky USA!

[@EdKidgell]

Excellent!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Many thanks!

[@prenticeemler7709]

Thanks you are a big help. .

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@EganduBenard]

I really love the way you teach. Could please do a video for electric cord from I, ii, iii, Iv, v , vi , vii. In all the 12 keys

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks and Great suggestion! We'll add it to our list of new videos to make.

[@say90]

Thank you so much! This is graet lesson! It opened my eyes!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Glad it was helpful!

[@percivalbenjamin2119]

These triadds are awesome Wow!❤

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks for watching the video!

[@mediocrematt7677]

Thank you!!!!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Always a pleasure!

[@garycoker5400]

learning here thanks
your a little fast for me hard to keep up but working on it

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Glad it's helpful. Totally fine! There are some other videos on the channel that's a bit easier in terms of learning curve that would maybe help you a bit more.

[@davidhampson9918]

Thank you for this - something in the way you presented this topic just clicked with me. Question for you - which iPad app do you use for the notation?

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks! I mad the images in Sibelius beforehand and then used Notability on the iPad for the stream.

[@FranklinQuijote-ev1up]

Greetings from Virginia brother. You are a good player hope I will learn same like you coz I’m planning to be a worshipper

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're welcome!

[@playgrrr3661]

❤ your videos. Do I need to master music theory to learn this . I want to play with my church but they play a lot of FLATs and sharps it confuses me lol

[@felixayala05]

Life changing. Tks.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Great to hear this Felix!

[@odessaxmusicclips6028]

Thanks for the great tabs.

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

You're welcome!!

[@naokmoon1487]

Very nice video ! It is one of the best I've ever seen! thank you. Should I put middle pickup or bridge ? or both ? when to use each one ? by example, should I use bridge for playing muted part of lowest note and middle otherwise ?

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

It depends on your gear and your personal preferences. I like the bridge pickup on my PRS but when I need to play something that's not as bright then I use my neck pickup.
If I use a Strat then I'll use position 2 or 4 which is a blend between two pickups.

[@naokmoon1487]

@@WorshipGuitarSkills in my case I'm using LesPaul Special II

[@synslayer80]

This really helped!

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

That's great to hear!

[@meandmystrat]

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[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks for watching!!

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[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Thanks Charlie!

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[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

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[@simonmuller7823]

Hey any tips to creat such a sound on my Helix 🙈

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

Yes! We recently got a Helix and will be doing videos on it soon. 👍🏻👍🏻

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[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

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[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

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[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

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[@xxxxx7876]

Do you have a schedule for live videos?

[@WorshipGuitarSkills]

We try to go live every Thursday. If you sign up at www.thatworshipguitarshow.com then we'll send you a heads up whenever a new episode is coming up.