This was a really great presentation of spread triads, especially how to build them. The best I've seen. Thank you!

Excellent mini lesson. Very good explanation of triads, closed/open, and inversions. Thank you so much for sharing. I dig that Waterloo as well. Be well. Cheers!

Adam, Thank you for this! Listening to you navigate open voice chords on that particular instrument suggests what a wonderful collaboration between you and Rhiannon Giddens would be!

Thanks so much. I've been looking for this very thing.

Love this teaching concept, will be developing a lesson plan on this to teach my students Thanks Adam!

Excellent-appreciate you tying this back to well known grips. Thank you! Would love another video showing examples of applications.

Thanks for this. Yes - these are great sounds and would love to see/hear more.

Adam, thank you for this fantastic explanation of both spread triads and drop voicings.

Hey Adam it's Matt out here in California with your friend Byron saying hello and we love the songs of yours that we're playing thanks so much!

While watching this video & listening to you play the spread major triads, I'm imagining dropping the 5th allowing a maj2 harmonic to subtly speak or dropping the 3rd allowing a maj7 harmonic to subtly speak & juicing the chord up for me to want to hear what chord's gonna come next. If this is the case then that's SUPER COOL

Thank you Adam 👍

This is a very important topic! And one of the very first to study. Thanks to Mick Goodrick who introduced me to it. Great Adam as always! ❤

Loved it, more of this please.

Nice lesson. Reminds me of classical guitar voicings.

This is great I will play around with them I like the sound a lot and maybe some open strings can be played with some of the grips?

Thank you !

Good video. Extending them would be helpful. I’ve felt adding in the 2nd or 6th sounds nice to major arpeggios. Maybe something like that? I dunno haha I’m here to learn 😉😂