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The study of harmony.

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Diatonic harmony

Strengthen your understanding of chords and scale degrees across major and minor keys.

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Diatonic Harmony

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1 Key ?

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2 Scale ?

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1 Root note ?

Choose a root note, or practice across all keys.

2 Scale ?

Choose the scale to practice.

1 Which strings? ?

Choose the string group to practice.

2 Fret range ?

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CAGED Explorer

Choose a form and a root

Choose a CAGED form and tap the root of the requested diatonic chord.

Major forms

C shapeBased on: Open C majorRoot: A string, fret 3Move the whole C fingering up the neck; replace the nut with a barre or use a partial voicing.Move up 2 frets → D major (C shape).

A shapeBased on: Open A majorRoot: A string, openMove the A shape up and barre across the strings at the new nut position.Barre at fret 2 → B major (A shape).

G shapeBased on: Open G majorRoot: Low E string, fret 3 (also high e)Shift the G pattern upward with a barre; the full fingering is a stretch, so partial versions are common.Shift 2 frets → A major (G shape).

E shapeBased on: Open E majorRoot: Low E string, openMove the E shape up the neck and barre with your index finger.Barre at fret 1 → F major (E shape).

D shapeBased on: Open D majorRoot: D string, openMove the D shape up the neck; mute the low E and A strings.Shift 2 frets → E major (D shape).

Minor forms

Am shapeBased on: Open A minorRoot: A string, openMove the Am shape up with a barre; keep the minor third.Barre at fret 2 → B minor (Am shape).

Em shapeBased on: Open E minorRoot: Low E string, openMove the Em shape up with a barre for a movable minor chord.Barre at fret 1 → F minor (Em shape).

Dm shapeBased on: Open D minorRoot: D string, openMove the Dm shape up the neck, usually playing only the top four strings.Shift 2 frets → E minor (Dm shape).

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