I didn’t just learn the notes, I started to own the notes and make them work for me. When I learned the chord tones, I was able to locate and play chord tones and think musically. I couldn’t break this rut because I didn’t truly know the notes of the chords that I was playing over or the notes of the scale pattern that I was using. The pattern made it easy, but I started to play the same licks over and over. This was so much fun because I could suddenly solo over a lot of chords and songs. When I was improvising for the first time, I memorized scale patterns. You’ll learn how to construct chords using two methods, how to name chords, how chords relate to each other, simple rules to remember chords, and a lot more. This is a complete guide to chord contruction with simple rules that broke me out of my playing rut.
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