ujjawal
April 16th, 2012, 01:50 AM
Hello ppl...
Hey ppl.. i have been playing guitar for past 5 years.. but not actually playing.. :) anyway the question is..
if i'm playing a progression of Em(barred) and D(Maj-barred) .. while Em chord is playing over i have a set of notes (e, g and b) and while D chord plays i have another set (d, f#, a). So according to my understanding these are the notes from which the chord has been constructed.
Is that the correct theory.. But i find it hard to remember the notes over chord.. :)
Is that the only way...?
Thanks in Advance..
Hey ppl.. i have been playing guitar for past 5 years.. but not actually playing.. :) anyway the question is..
if i'm playing a progression of Em(barred) and D(Maj-barred) .. while Em chord is playing over i have a set of notes (e, g and b) and while D chord plays i have another set (d, f#, a). So according to my understanding these are the notes from which the chord has been constructed.
Is that the correct theory.. But i find it hard to remember the notes over chord.. :)
Is that the only way...?
Thanks in Advance..