In this week's episode of Uke Minutes, we tackle the explanation of Major Chords. Building on last week's explanation of Major Scales, once you've figured out the major scale for a certain note, you can easily find the major chord that goes along with it by playing the 1, 3, and 5 together ... simultaneously (and at the same time, too).
For an in-depth discussion on how chords are formed, check out the "How Do Chords Work?" post in our forum!
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What Should I Learn Next?
"Minor Scales & Chords"
"Chord Families"
So would the A major scale (since I have my G tuned low) just be down along the A string on the fret board..or would you suggest another way?
So what would be the scale of e major???
ahhh hahhh ten books and not one explained it so well. lots of charts and stuff but no these simple facts in a way I can understand