The Gdim triad (notes in bold) exists in this mode.
Locrian: G Ab Bb C Db Eb F
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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Chord du Jour is a music education blog dedicated to the principles of learning through playing, and gaining experience by jamming (mistakes and all). So grab the closest instrument and make some music!
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- Four Part Harmonies with the Open Low E String
- Three Part Harmonies with the Open Low E String
- Droning the Low E String
- A Minor Voicings
- A Major Voicings
- Example Digital Audio Production Workflow
- Five Part Harmonies with the Open A String
- Four Part Harmonies with the Open A String
- Three Part Harmonies with the Open A String
- Droning the A String
- D Notes Around the Fretboard, Part Two
- D Notes Around the Fretboard
- Considerations for an Optimal Pro Tools Computer
- Chords for Pachelbel's Canon in D Major
- Dropped D Tuning
- Quick Tip for Beginning Bass Players
- The Open D Major Chord and Chord Diversity
- Don't Ignore Your Pinky and Your Thumb
- Inexpensive Guitar Accessories: Capo and Slide
- Experiment with Guitar Picks
- G Diminished Mode
- G Minor Modes
- G Major Modes
- G Dyads
- C Major and C Minor
- C Major Inversions
- Building on the C Major Triad
- Modes Derived from C Major
- Pro Tools 8
- The C Major Scale and 7ths
- The C Major Scale and Triads
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