Left-Handed Bass Illustrations from The Songbook and ...
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“Family Tradition: Mountain Music for Everyone!” — www.playingbyear.com — © 2007 The Abbotts Leſt-Handed Bass Illustrations from e Songbook and ToneWay Music Method Step 3: Play the chords. Once you’ve found your Root tone, you can always find a Fifth to go with it nearby; this chart shows where. Step 1: Find home. Locate the 1 tone of the key you want to play in. This first chart shows where these notes are on the finger- board. Step 2: Find the root tone locations of the chords you need. Fig. 2 shows the pat- tern which applies to every key. I.e., the 5 chord is always to the right of the 1 chord (on the same fret), the 4 chord is always to the left, etc.
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“Family Tradition: Mountain Music for Everyone!” — www.playingbyear.com — © 2007 The Abbotts
Left-Handed Bass Illustrations from The Songbook and ToneWay Music Method
Step 3: Play the chords.
Once you’ve found your Root tone, you can always find a Fifth to go with it nearby; this chart shows where.
Step 1: Find home.
Locate the 1 tone of the key you want to play in. This first chart shows where these notes are on the finger-board.
Step 2: Find the root tone locations of the chords you need.
Fig. 2 shows the pat-tern which applies to every key. I.e., the 5 chord is always to the right of the 1 chord (on the same fret), the 4 chord is always to the left, etc.
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