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MusicRadar on MSNHow varying your chord voicings can make your music sound more expansiveWe now have the notes C, C, E and G. If we lay these notes out from bottom to top, with middle C at the bottom, we have a ...
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Guitar World on MSNHow inverted boogie riffing can shake up your bluesWhile maintaining the high G note, the D then moves up to E while the B moves up to C, sounding a C/E chord. This shift is ...
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