As the name of this weeks post suggests, today in KAME we were wrapping up the course with some usefull tips and tricks for playing our instruments, and one of these came in the form of very useful chord shapes. Basically, if you keep the top 2 fingers down from the G chord and play an E, D, A or C chord underneath then you get an Em7, Dsus4, A7sus4 and Cadd9 respectively. This is super useful for spicing up some chord progressions that just do the same thing over and over again because these shapes are all really easy to play (I didn’t even have to practice them, I just remembered them from after class) and they sound really nice.
Hamish Reeves Music 