What Can You Do With One Chord? (Part 2 Solo Guitar)

In this video, I continue the exploration of the key of G major by limiting my solo guitar improvisation to the notes in the Gmaj7 chord (G, B, D, F#) for melodic and harmonic ideas. This is a concept that could be applied to all of the diatonic seventh chords in any given key. Try it out.
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[@cebuguitartune]

Nice creative sound bro! Love the style and melody . I will try to follow this profession emotional sound..😊

[@ShavasanaKitty]

Thank You! Definitely give it a try. I find that it is a lot easier just play melody or harmony than it is to try to do both at the same time.

[@cebuguitartune]

@@ShavasanaKitty sound great! I will explore the style and tune

[@MarianoPerez]

I’m so torn between buying this guitar or a Godin nylon to practice early morning while my wife and kids are sleeping.

[@ShavasanaKitty]

I have never played a Godin nylon string guitar. Many famous players do. In terms of which is “more quiet” and portable, probably the Yamaha. I have seen videos showcasing the sound of both and they sound very similar. Keisel guitars makes the NS-1 and Sadowski makes an electric nylon if you want to go the custom route. Good luck!!