Voice leading for guitar. The concept of voice leading is simple, but the implications of what is actually does are endless, and seeing it on the fretboard isn't obvious at first.
Here I'll explain voice leading, and demonstrate how, along with harmonization, it accounts for 100% of everything musical you have ever heard.
Really. All of it.
There is an error at 15:09, the ii V I in the key of G is A minor, D, and then G. I played A minor but said "B minor". I've noted this in the subtitles, but if you don't have CC turned on you will not see the correction.
00:00 Demonstration
00:37 Thesis
00:58 Introduction
03:45 Lesson
15:43 Wrap Up
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