brown eyed girl

[willem]

Neil wrote:

Willem,

This is a good solution. Those note are just an inversion of the two I talked about. Instead of playing G and B, with G being the lower note, you are playing B and G, with B being the lower note. The pair G/B is called a third (3rd) and the inversion B/G is called a sixth (6th). The sounds are not identical, but very similar and almost interchangeable.

By the way, thanks for all your contributions to TG and I enjoyed your group sing-a-long. An upcoming TARGET lesson talks about soloing, or playing lead over a chord progression, just like you were asking about in Sail Away.

Neil

Thanks Neil, 15/17 frets is very difficult but i keep trying,i know without out a cutaway its also possible but on the moment not yet, i like the higher sounding intro,but when i make it sounding not so good, i go for the solution,by the way,it was not me that it puzzled out, but saw somebody played that way,,thanks and TG is great..

[pigpenz]

yes like neil says learn your alphabet and play them in a different spot
sart with open 2 and 3 string and then go into little run like on rianonn from Lindsey Buchingham
xxx00x
xxx21x
xxx43x
then back up
thend down to
xxx55x
xxx76x
xxx98x
then back up

I dont know much about theory of 3rds and sixes but have been learning where to play them in different spots on the neck, just play around with them alittle.

[willem]

pigpenz wrote:

yes like neil says learn your alphabet and play them in a different spot
sart with open 2 and 3 string and then go into little run like on rianonn from Lindsey Buchingham
xxx00x
xxx21x
xxx43x
then back up
thend down to
xxx55x
xxx76x
xxx98x
then back up

I dont know much about theory of 3rds and sixes but have been learning where to play them in different spots on the neck, just play around with them alittle.

thanks, i understand a little theory , GABCDEFG xxx00x....00=GB=INTERVAL 3.