I've made a flashcard for every interval you can create above an open string, all the way up to a 13th. Some of my guitars go up to a 14th, but 14ths are sounding too theoretical, so I'm starting memorizing 13ths. What I do for each interval is envision of the name of the note and register of that note formed above each open string.
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Monday, September 21, 2009
#2) Intervals on the guitar
Kristin Monday, September 21, 2009 Comments (0 )
Labels: fretboard mastery, guitar, intervals
#1 Interval Flashcard Drills
So, this is what I'm doing with my flashcards as of now.
1) sing all intervals up and down
2) sing all major chords, root, 1st, and 2nd inversion using the flat, natural, and sharp spellings for each family
3) ditto for minor chords, augmented chords, and diminished chords
4) sing all dominant seventh chords up and down
5) sing all major seventh chords up and down
Remember . . . if you can sing it you can hear it . . . if you can hear it, you can play it . . .
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Labels: ear training, guitar, intervals
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