In episode 51 of the guitar music theory podcast I explain what is one four five? Greetings guitar engineers.

guitar engineers.

Welcome to the guitar music

theory podcast

today we're going to talk about one four five i'm going to introduce that concept

to you if you are not familiar with it

if you are familiar with it

i'm gonna take you through some exercises so you can train your ear to

recognize a one four or five cord movement. I'm also going to take some time to

answer some email questions, but before we get started I want to remind all of my

listeners that if you're not on my email list and if you're not enrolled in a free

course go to my website guitar music theory dot com answer the questions I ask you about your playing,

and I will send you free custom video instruction calibrated to your current level.

Whether you're just getting started with learning the basics or you're a veteran player trying to refine your skills,

I can help you fill gaps in your playing and make music more easily.

Go to guitar music theory.com, you can click on the link in the podcast show notes All right, so we are ready to get started, and we're going to get into some questions.

I've got questions about, should I use a pick?

Is the pentatonic scale contained in major scale patterns?

Someone talks about struggling with memorizing chords and songs.

Someone has a question about tritones.

Someone had questions about, someone had questions about some of the songs I referenced in my course and whether or not

I am attributing them correctly to the right artists. And we've got got let's see some more questions there's something

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