RELATIVE MINORS (very important)

The relative minor starts on the 6^th note of the corresponding major scale. Just as a starting example, the relative minor to C major is A minor. The relation between the C major and the relative A minor can be illustrated as such:

A-minor	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	A
C-major			C	D	E	F	G	A	B	C

Very Important: Transitions between Major Chords and their corresponding Relative Minors

Major Chord	Relative Minor Chord
C	Am
D	Bm
E	C#m
F	Dm
G	Em
A	F#m
B	G#m
C#	A#m
D#	Cm
F#	D#m
G#	Fm
A#	Gm

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Another Version of C#m

	E	A	D	G	B	E
Fret 1				1
Fret 2			2		3
Fret 3

Left Hand Muting Exercise (Very Important)

1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
d du udu (conventional Dhin - Dhin Chack - Chak Dhin)
d mu umu (Dhin Dhin Chak with MUTING m - mute)

Following chord transitions will be good one to start with for muting
C - Am - F - G

Important Bar Chord Transition Exercises

Bm - > G
Cm -> F

JAANEJAAN DHOONDTA PHIR RAHA

Strumming: D--D-UDUD-D

Song (Jaanejaan Dhoondta)
/ Cm / Eb / F / F /
/ Eb / F / Eb / Cm /

Cross (Mujhko Aawaz Do)
/ Ab / Bb / Ab / Bb / Cm / Bb / Cm / Bb / to music

Antra (O mere humsafar)
/ Cm / Bb / Cm / Bb/
/Cm / Ab / Bb / Cm /