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Pentatonic Scale Inside The Major Scale On Guitar
Pentatonic Scale Inside The Major Scale On Guitar This article post is about the Pentatonic Scale inside the Major Scale on guitar. The biggest confusion is what key am I really playing in. When working with Seven note Major Scale Versus 5 note Pentatonic Scales. You need to know how do they interact and relate …
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A Blues Scale All Guitar Fingering Positions
A Blues Scale All Guitar Fingering Positions A Blues Scale All Guitar Fingering Positions. The A Blues Scale is the Minor Pentatonic Scale with a passing tone (b5 or diminish 5th) note added to it. The A Blues Scale usually works with every position where you would play the pentatonic scale. The added (b5) note …
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Understand Major Scale Modes On The Guitar
Understand Major Scale Modes On Guitar Understanding Major Scales Modes on Guitar seems to be the most confusing area of learning scales on guitar for a lot of people. Now there’s guitar scales explained in an easy-to-understand way. The biggest problem is how to simplify it at a level where people can grasp the order …
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Harmonic Minor Scale On Guitar
A Harmonic Minor Scale On Guitar Exploring the A Harmonic Minor Scale On Guitar. The harmonic minor scale is created by changing the last note of the A Aeolian natural minor scale. If you raise the Minor 7th (b7) up a half step to the Major 7th (7) as shown in the scale fingering (Fret …
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The E Phrygian Mode Scale On Guitar
E Phrygian Mode Scale On Guitar The guitar fret-board scales diagram below display the E Phrygian Mode Scale On Guitar. The Phrygian Scale Mode is the 3rd degree of Major Scale (Ionian Mode). The scale formula for the Phrygian mode is(1, b2, b3, 4, 5, b6, b7). The Phrygian Scale Mode is a minor scale …
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The D Dorian Scale Mode On Guitar
D Dorian Mode Scale On Guitar The guitar scales fret-board diagrams shown below display the D Dorian Mode Scale On Guitar. The Dorian Scale Mode is the 2nd degree of the C Major Scale (Ionian Mode). In playing scales on guitar the big confusion of understanding major scale modes is that people think your playing …
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Hybrid Blues Scales and Passing Tone Notes
Guitar Scale Interval Music Theory Application
Guitar Scale Interval Music Theory Application This lesson is about guitar scale interval music theory application. All chromatic guitar scale intervals spaced fret by fret on the guitar have 12 half steps. These are finite parts that make up all scales. Music intervals are like a measurement ruler to measure the distance between notes. We …
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Minor and Major Pentatonic Scale
Minor and Major Pentatonic Scales On Guitar Minor and Major Pentatonic Scales On Guitar. The Minor Pentatonic Scale contains the root, flat third, fourth, fifth and flat seventh (1, b3, 4, 5, b7). The major pentatonic scale has the root note, second, third, fifth and sixth (1, 2, 3, 5, 6 ). The Minor Pentatonic …
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