Lesson

Here is how you do this.
4 bars at a time. That for the most part 2 chords at a time. At the end of the tune it's one bar per chord instead of 2 in the beginning.

So what you do is print this out.

• Do the first 4 bars in every key.
• Once you have that done, do the next 4

Take your time. Do it also on the piano if you can. Go slowly through all the keys.

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