Original subtitles

OK, fifth string route backwards, so we've already got the B major here.

The good news is, if you want to play a C Major Bertaud on the fifth string route, you just move it

up one fret.

And the same applies for B minor moving up to C minus.

So the reason we call it a fifth string rubato is the root knife is on the fifth string.

One, two, three, four, five.

And in this particular case, the root note is being.

Moving up to C, C, Sharp, D..

Demona, he flat mano a mano a mano a mano a mano.

So it's the same approach, you know, using fifth string barcodes with the the name of the code, the

RUTINA to the code being on that six string and with the fifth string barcodes, the name of the the

code, the Ruiner, the code is along that fifth string.

So as we learn the names of the notes on the fingerboard, we'll learn how to find any towards such

as C sharp f B flat.

If what, Michael?

And then if we incorporate fifth string and 16 bar codes, we can we can play any code.

So that's one of the wonderful things about the guitar, is if you want to change the tonality that

one chord, you just move it up.

A fret on a piano.

When you have shops and flats, it makes it, you know, quite a bit more difficult.

You have to memorize a whole different chord shape with the guitar.

You just move it up or down a fret.

It's what it's quite cool.

So that's a fifth string barcodes work.

And that's we're going to go through some practice chord progressions.