I have listed a potential sequence to follow by post below. Then there are Lesson videos and Practice links on the site in the navigation menu. [navigation tip: make sure to click on the top link in addition to the pull down menus to see ALL the content]
Essential Chord Theory
Chord Names with #s – using the 1, 3, 5 major and 1, b3, 5 minor triads to build chords (includes 9, 11, 13, aug+, and dim o chords)
Building Chords from Scales – a more in-depth, practical, and accurate explanation of Chord names derived from triads built on scales – includes major, minor, dominant, symetrical and other triad chord forms.
Counting Keys – using the I, IV, V to find the key in most songs
Tonic Chord Prog #’s [naming every progression from the I – tonic in various modes]
Finding Yourself – Fretboard and Note Intervals
Scales and Modes
Modes and Scales – Intro [You MUST Learn this!]
CAGED and Diagonal Pentatonic (only!) scales
Three Note Per String Scale System Basics
Two String Octave Scale system – (linear two string patterns)
Alternative Scale Patterns – more C-A-G-E-D and diagonal scale patterns
Alternative 3 note Per String Guitar Scales (even more diagonals etc)
Comping and Composing
Applying Solo Modes – to entire song keys/tonics, chord changes, and chord progressions
Folk, Rock, Blues chord substitutions and progressions – Circle progression, Turnarounds, Bass note progression, root note progressions [coming soon]
Common Substitutions in Jazz Progressions [coming someday]
TriTone Substitutions [coming someday]
Chord Quality Alteration Progressions
- (chord progressions using the same root notes and/or tonal centres (other than Tritone) – Tonic substitution, relative major/minor substitution [coming someday]
Key Modulations /Chord Pivots
- (linking similar or diverse keys via chord progressions) – Diatonic and Altered (Common); Parallel Key, Sequential, Chromatic [coming someday]
Enharmonic “Half-Step” Modulations/ Chord Pivots
– changing keys with Dom and Dim 7th [coming some day]
Also you can see lesson groups, by category, in the pull down menu