Okay, so what we're gonna do in this video is we're gonna practice our harmonies, but we're gonna include a bit of a melody with it. So we're gonna take our melody from the example before. What we're going to do first just write the treble clef as always, with an octave below sign. And the melody goes like this. starts on the open E string, the low E, E, G, BG e. Okay, so these are all open strings, low E, open, G, open, be open G, open high E, and then we follow that with a harmony a chord, which is actually just the G, B and E strings open. So we'll write that as a chord, G, B, and E. Okay, so this is a chord and this is a melody.

And then we continue with the melody. After this chord, we do the middle C, and then we follow this sequence. After this melody, we follow it with another harmony, which is exactly the same as this one. So it's the G, B, and E strings open. And to end off, we play the open loop, low E string and follow it with One last chord. Okay, so let's start by putting the treble clef in.

And we're going to start with a chord that everyone knows in terms of playing anyway, E minor. Now to write this on the stave, how would we do it? Well, let's start from low to high in terms of the notes that we have. We've got the open string. We've also got the note B, which is found on the second fret of your a string. We also have the note E, which is found on the second fret of the D, your D string.

And we've also got the open G, B, and E strings. Next, let's move on to a C chord. Just a regular C chord. We want to start with the lowest note the lowest Is the mode c found on the third fret of your a string. And we have an E on the second fret of your D string, we got an open G string, a C see found on the first fret of your D string, and an open E string. Let's try one more, the D minor chord.

From lowest to highest, we've got an open D string. Then on the second fret of the G string, we have the note a. Okay then on the third fret of the B string in a D. And we also have the note F on the first fret of the E string. Now I want to give you a challenge Want to ask you to see if you can draw the F, G and A minor chords on the stave, just your regular garden variety F, G, and a minor chords. Let's just be sure that we're talking about the same ones if what I want is for you to find these chords and fill them in on the stave.