Music Theory for Guitar - Music Theory for Guitar - Close Position 7th Chords

Learn how to play Close Position 7th Chords Click the link to access our FREE Music Theory For Guitar eGuide, along with the rest of our courses: https://moveforwardguitar.teachable.com/ This is lesson 3.3 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: How to play close position 7th chords