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Introducing Double Stops on Guitar. Double stops can be any two fretted (stopped) notes on the guitar fingerboard. The distance between two notes is known as an interval. This lesson shows how to finger a few major and minor third intervals on the treble strings. It is the first lesson of a progressive series on guitar harmony. It was gleaned from material used to teach my "Cumbia" piece. Later we will discuss note relationships, triads, inversions and advanced harmony. Skype lessons are often available, but space is limited. (Recorded on March 4, 2013)

When a series of double stops is played in succession they become harmonized melody lines.

First line on first and second strings:
Minor 3rds
(D-F) (E-G)
Major 3rd
(F-A)
Minor 3rds
(E-G) (D-F)

Second line on second and third strings:
Minor 3rds
(A-C) (B-D)
Major
(C-E)
Minor 3rds
(B-D) (A-C)

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John Francis is an American guitarist and composer. He is best known for his use of extended-range classical guitars and his eclectic compositional style. As a composer and arranger for over thirty years, John has written and arranged music in styles ranging from Baroque to Blues, from Celtic to Rock, from Jazz to Eclectic World Music and more. His primary emphasis has been the guitar in all its varieties including multi-stringed instruments.

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