Music Theory for Guitar - Music Theory for Guitar - Basic Blues Chord Progressions

Learn about basic Blues chord progressions Click the link to access our FREE Music Theory For Guitar eGuide, along with the rest of our courses: https://moveforwardguitar.teachable.com/ Free! Beginner Chords and Chord Progressions eGuide http://www.moveforwardguitar.com/begchordseguide/ This is lesson 4.18 from our series “Music Theory For Guitar” For Lesson 1: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDNPXoSAAaRJ9CoWhCyxeqmKRKvZv0iu4 *Lesson 1.1: Intervals and how to play them on 1 string up to an octave *Lesson 1.2: Intervals between the open strings *Lesson 1.3: Intervals and Interval shapes *Lesson 1.4: Octaves and Octave Shapes *Lesson 1.5: Unison notes and Unison note shapes *Lesson 1.6: The Musical Alphabet and Chromatic Scale *Lesson 1.7: The Major Scale *Lesson 1.8: Intervals of the Major Scale *Lesson 1.9: Major Scale Patterns *Lesson 1.10: Upper Intervals of the Major Scale *Lesson 1.11: The difference between Major Scale Patterns and Positions *Lesson 1.12: Major Scale – Fretboard Insight *Lesson 1.13: Major Scale Keys *Lesson 1.14: More in-depth Major Scale Insights *Lesson 1.15: Sharps and Flats in each key *Lesson 2.1: Major Triads *Lesson 2.2: minor Triads *Lesson 2.3: Diminished Triads *Lesson 2.4: Augmented Triads *Lesson 2.5: Major Triad to Minor, Diminished and Augmented *Lesson 2.6: Triad Shapes all String Sets *Lesson 2.7: Triad Inversions *Lesson 2.8: Triad Inversions Vertical *Lesson 2.9: Augmented Triad Inversions *Lesson 2.10: Diatonic Major Scale Triads *Lesson 2.11: Harmonized Major Scale *Lesson 2.12: Major Scale Chord Progressions *Lesson 2.13: Find the key of a Chord Progression (song) *Lesson 2.14: Open Triads *Lesson 2.15: Harmonized Major Scale with Triads *Lesson 2.16: Harmonized Major Scale with Intervals *Lesson 3.1: 7th Chords *Lesson 3.2: 7th Chords Construction *Lesson 3.3: Close Position 7th Chords *Lesson 3.4: Drop 2 Chords *Lesson 3.5: Drop 3 Chords *Lesson 3.6: Diminished 7th Chord Inversions *Lesson 3.7: Major 7th to Dominant 7th to minor 7th to minor 7th flat 5 to diminished 7th *Lesson 3.8: Diatonic Major Scale 7th Chords *Lesson 3.9: Harmonized Major Scale with 7ths Chords *Lesson 3.10: Harmonized Major Scale with Drop Chords *Lesson 3.11: Chord Progressions with 7th Chords *Lesson 3.12: Find the key of a progression (song) that has 7th chords *Lesson 3.13: Relative minor Scale and Chord Progressions *Lesson 3.14: Shell Voicings *Lesson 3.15: Harmonized Major Scale with Shell Voicings *Lesson 3.16: Drop 2 & 4 Chords *Lesson 4.1: Major Scale One Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.2: Major Scale One Chord Fingerings *Lesson 4.3: Major Scale Two Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.4: Major Scale Two Chords Fingerings *Lesson 4.5: Major Scale Three Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.6: Major Scale Four Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.7: Major Scale Five Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.8: Major Scale Five Chords Fingerings *Lesson 4.9: Major Scale Six Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.10: Major Scale Seven Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.11: Suspended Chords and Construction *Lesson 4.12: Power Chords *Lesson 4.13: Review and New Chord Charts *Lesson 4.14: Chord Progressions with Chords from Section *Lesson 4.15: Slash Chords *Lesson 4.16: Chord Progressions with Borrowed Chords *Lesson 4.17: Chord Progressions with Secondary Dominants **Lesson 4.18: Learn about basic blues chord progressions