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Today I want to show you a new way of considering chords and triads on guitar with the concept of spread triads vs closed triads.
The triad is the most basic chord in music.
When you play a basic C major chord (as well as any other chord) you are playing a triad, a set of three notes from the major scale. The first note is called root note, then the 3rd and 5th are added to complete the chord. 
A triad of C major will have three notes C, E and G. You can play these three notes in any order.  
There is a very creative approach in which one of the note of the triad can be played one octave higher. This approach is called "Spread triad".
I want to show you how they work!
We will be playing spread triads over a very simple chord progression in C major. 
For some of you this is a new concept so take it step by step and practice one chord shape at a time.
Let't get started.

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