Guitar has only 2 forms...Includes demonstration Video... .

Guitar has only two forms? Spartacus says yes!
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   In fact there are only three primary tonalities or modern modes in popular music. All three are grounded largely in the guitar "fretboard forms" that I decided to call E form and G form..

    The three tonalities are similar to three old songs. They are "How dry I am" which is based on a dominant seventh, "Yo heave ho" which is based on a minor, and "three blind mice" which is based on a major, that is usually played as a relative minor. Playing it straight major sounds like the 1600s. LOL Let's break it down to 1.happy/major 2. sad/minor 3. blues/7th. Both minor and blues are covered by the E form. Happy is covered by the G form.

   It is very easy to use my E form and G form concepts. All it takes to understand them is to notice how all other chord forms are some form of using a barre technique as applied to either the E form, or the G form. That will FREE you from the slavery of memorizing chords or forms other than the two forms that the guitar was designed for.....

    Here's a vid demonsstrating the E form:

      
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