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‘Of course chords in their second and third position can also

be played as broken chords.

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Play the broken chords of Q, B, E, A, G, F1}, Dl7, in their first,

second, and third positions.

The tones in a broken chord can also follow one another, thus :

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After the root the fifth can be played, then the third, then the

fifth again. This is a very common way of playing a broken

chord. The second position of a chord thus broken would be:

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The third position of a chord thus broken would be:

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There are a great variety of ways of playing broken chords,

several of these are given below:

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