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Playing octaves on guitar usually means playing two notes together and octave apart. They take some practice and involve string muting. It's not worth me trying to explain in text, just look for them on...

a 7th chord is a dominant chord which means the seventh scale degree is flattened. In C, the major 7th is B so it's flattened to Bb.

I think it's kind of pointless, personally. If it needs explaining or a diagram then you probably have no use for it.

No problem. Thanks for pointing it out though as mistakes do happen 🙂

I'm not sure to be honest. Must have overlooked that one 🙂

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Thanks Donna, I really appreciate it. Time is always limited for me but hopefully I'll be adding more soon 🙂

An arpeggio is just playing chord tones sequentially instead of all at the same time. If you hold down a chord and play each note one at a time then that's an arpeggio. If you take this one step further...

No. It's not something I have tried or checked but I there's no intentionally disabled printing set on the site. If you can't print from the browser you could try saving the image to your drive and then...

Sorry, didn't see this. I don't know the song well enough but my guess would be, if it's just as a passing chord then maybe something like bii. I'm not a jazzer so this question is probably best answered...

It would be exactly the same. Just try to stay focused on the root. In other words, don't just think of it as the same thing (even though it is), pay attention to the relationship between notes - for example,...

Hi Les, and thanks. They should help if you think you could use some improvement on timing and rhythm patterns. The concepts are the same on either guitar, I just geared them more towards the style you...

Thanks Ricky, sorry I didn't see this earlier but seems you are all sorted now.

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Stumped me on that one 🙂 With D as the root, Dsus2/b6/13, maybe. I honestly can't name it in any way that sounds like a real chord name.

Took me a while to figure out what you mean. Yes you could put that note in so I'm not sure why I left it out in that position. There are so many possible ways to do things!