Like complimentary colors in visual art, there are certain things that go very nicely together in music and one is the use of Major and Major 7th chords, specifically, when played right after one another. You have that one note movement where you are adding the 7th to a major chord that really gives it a sweet sound.
David also teaches how to properly strum during this chord progression by incorporating rests into the progression. Its the rests that give a progression its musicality and prevents it from sounding robotic.
For this progression, you will need to know the following chords: D Major, Dmaj7, G Major, Gmaj7, E Minor and A Major
The strumming pattern is (Where D=Downward Strum): D D/D D/D/D
The spaces in the above pattern denote a rest. David will demonstrate and explain everything in the video below. I hope you enjoy and learn something new today!
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