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Minor Sevenths, Part 2: Middle Four Strings


This lesson is part of the course Guitar Chord Theory with Mark Goldenberg.
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Learn guitar chord theory in-depth with Mark Goldenberg, a respected touring and session guitarist and a student of the legendary Ted Greene. You'll explore basic major and minor chord inversions all over the neck and on all string sets, as well as wide-triad voicings; harmonized major scales; major, minor, and dominant seventh-chord voicings; and more.
 
 
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Minor Seventh   
 
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Minor Sevenths, Part 2: Middle Four Strings
Minor Sevenths, Part 2: Middle Four Strings
 
In this second lesson on minor sevenths you’ll learn the drop-two minor-seventh voicings for the middle set of four strings, which are very popular for accompaniment. Mark starts with Em7 and also shows you the voicings for Am7, Dm7, and Bm7.

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