How And Why To Use Borrowed Chords On Guitar

In this video, you learn how and why to use borrowed chords on guitar.

Borrowed chords will provide you with an amazing amount of additional options when it comes to writing and playing chord progressions on your guitar.

Typically, when writing music you have what are called diatonic chords. These are chords that belong to the key, in that they are inside the key.

Many songs use diatonic chords exclusively, and while this sounds fine, it can get a little monotonous and boring after a while.

Enter Borrowed Chords.

This is when you borrow chords from another key that is parallel to the key you are in.

In this lesson, you learn how to create several chord progressions using very common borrowed chord options.

I will take you through each of these progressions so you can understand exactly where the chords are coming from, before looking at some examples of combining the borrowed chord options we cover into a single progression.

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