Banjo tablatures for G Major Chord Scales
Exercises
Recomended level: Beginner
Check out some diatonic chord scales in the key of G major. This banjo exercise provides 3 different fingerings for a G major chord scale in three different arrangements: Root Shapes, 1st Inversions, and 2nd Inversions. This exercise technique reinforces fretboard knowledge and banjo technique in each arrangement, improving coordination and speed. Exercises can be practiced from slow to fast and be repeated for specific stretches of the exercises to ensure accuracy.
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Root Shapes
- G
- 50 bpm
- gDGBD
Learn all the Root shape chords in the key of G major. With this chord shape, the is root note on the Low D string. The Diminished chord shape can be very tough, especially on t...
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1st Inversions
- G
- 50 bpm
- gDGBD
Learn all the first inversion chords in the key of G major. The 1st inversion means the root note of the chord is no longer on the lowest string. Instead of being 1 - 3 - 5, the cho...
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2nd Inversions
- G
- 50 bpm
- gDGBD
Learn all the 2nd inversion diatonic chord shapes and scale in the key of G. The 2nd inversion chords are voiced 5 - 1 -3. For example the typical G major voicing of G - B - D is voi...