ALL Close-Voicing Major Triads on Guitar...there are no others!1yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
The theory of the G major scale and how it appears on the fretboard2yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
For anyone getting started on their guitar theory journey, always learn this stuff on one string!4yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
A useful chart with all the possible combinations of the fretting hand fingers. Awesome for your warmups and finger independence exercises. Get a metronome and work a pattern or a combination across the strings. Results guaranteed!6yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
Perhaps a new scale for you to check out. I love the way this one sounds.5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
Octave Shapes really are the key to understanding the CAGED system (and are a super useful way to find notes all over the fretboard).5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
You might know the Dadd11 grip from the open C chord shape, but how about this Em? Seems obvious now, but just didn't occur to me before. Had to share!5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
Here’s some Christmas-themed guitar theory goodness for y’all 🙏🏻5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
A new approach to pentatonic scales that might be of interest to you.5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
Hi! I'm new to the subreddit and wanted to share a bit of my work. I'm a guitar teacher obsessed with music theory, specifically in popular music. I've been posting chord progressions like this one on my Instagram feed and I thought it might be of interest to subscribers here. Thanks.5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/Songwriting
Here’s a really useful graphic for anyone really getting to grips with intervals5yr ⋅ rynaylorguitar ⋅ r/guitarlessons
