Sweeps Lesson for Minor Chords
This is a companion lesson to the Sweeps for Major Chords. These are sweep patterns to use in place of major chords. You can use this pattern for any minor or minor 7 chord. The concept is like using a chord substitution. Take a I IV V progression in Gm:
Gm | Gm | Gm | Gm | Cm | Cm | Gm | Gm | Dm | Cm | Gm | Dm | You can accentuate the repetition of the the Gm or Cm chord with one of the two patterns. Another idea is to use the pattern on the last Dm. Link (http://walzguitar.com/resources/pdf/WalzGuitar-Sweeps-Minor.pdf) Major Sweeps (http://walzguitar.com/resources/pdf/WalzGuitar-Sweeps-Major.pdf) 
Updated on: 2009 08 11
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