I've always felt that learning and understanding the I-IV-V progression was an important key to unlocking real growth for guitar players. Everything else seems to become clearer; intervals, chord and note relationships, everything. This should be among the first 'theory' lessons beginners get once they are comfortable with playing and changing basic chords.
I've always felt that learning and understanding the I-IV-V progression was an important key to unlocking real growth for guitar players. Everything else seems to become clearer; intervals, chord and note relationships, everything. This should be among the first 'theory' lessons beginners get once they are comfortable with playing and changing basic chords.
Exactly. You captured what I was trying to say, only in fewer words. Wish I could do that.
You're doing just fine. Let me know if I can help - it's what I do! ;-)