Diatonic Triads, Part 2: “Ginseng Sullivan”

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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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Diatonic Triads

Diatonic Triads, Part 1

Diatonic Triads, Part 2: “Ginseng Sullivan”

Stash shows you how to play the chords to “Ginseng Sullivan” on the GBE string set in the key of D in this video.

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Diatonic Triads, Part 2: “Ginseng Sullivan”

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