RobGLA
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Through many years of teaching I've noticed that guitar players often tend to think in terms of major keys. If for example, they see a chord progression such as (Am – G – F) they would think of it as being in the key of C major, rather than the key of A minor.
In the lesson below, I’ll show you why thinking in minor keys completely changes the way you hear music and how it also affects your improvisation abilities. This was a huge mindset shift for me personally, and it’s something I see a lot of players struggle with.
Why You Should Think In Minor Keys Not Just Major
In the lesson below, I’ll show you why thinking in minor keys completely changes the way you hear music and how it also affects your improvisation abilities. This was a huge mindset shift for me personally, and it’s something I see a lot of players struggle with.
Why You Should Think In Minor Keys Not Just Major
