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This lesson is part of the course Bluegrass Guitar Fingerboard Mastery with Stash Wyslouch.
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A step-by-step approach to decoding the mysteries of the guitar neck through the lens of bluegrass, old-time, and country music.
 
 
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Triads and Inversions, Part 2: GBE String Set
 

In this lesson, you’ll learn triad inversion shapes for C, F, and G chords on the GBE string set and use them to play the traditional song “Roll On Buddy” in the key of C.

 
 
 
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Crosspicking Triads  
 
Crosspicking Triads  
 
Crosspicking Triads
Crosspicking Triads
 

Stash shows you a great way to practice the triads and inversions you’ve learned in the previous lessons: crosspicking the triads. He starts by defining and demonstrating crosspicking and then shows you a 3–3–2 crosspicking pattern you can play on the DGB string-set triad shapes, which you can use to play “Lonesome Valley.” He also shows you two other crosspicking patterns: 3–2–3 and 2–3–3.


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