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In this guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play the major scale in 3rds. You’ll play it using thirds in the G major scale. Essentially, you’ll play each degree of the scale + the 3rd from each of those degrees. Major scale in 3rds guitar tab This is the major scale in 3rds guitar tab.
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In this guitar lesson you’ll learn 5 guitar exercises for speed and accuracy that will help you develop techniques like: In my 10 years of teaching guitar, I’ve taught these exercises to a plethora of students. Now let’s practice some exercises! Guitar Exercises for Speed And Accuracy Tab & Notation Exercise 1: Chromatic Spider The
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Here’s a simple Bm7 chord guitar lesson. You’ll learn how to play 3 of the most common B minor 7th shapes. What is The Bm7 chord on guitar? (B Minor 7) You can think of the Bm7 chord as a B minor triad with an added minor 7th interval. This gives you the root note “B“,
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What is the A Natural Minor Scale? The A natural minor scale is a 7-note scale that contains all 7 natural notes from Western Harmony, starting from the root note A. This gives you the notes: A-B-C-D-E-F-G It has 2 other popular names: Also, it’s the relative minor of the C major scale, meaning it’s
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Here are 5 easy licks on electric guitar. The licks use a variety of different scale types, rhythms, and guitar techniques, which will help you develop a broader knowledge of the fretboard and guitar theory. 5 easy licks on electric guitar tab Lick 1: Whole Tone Hammer-ons For the first lick, you’ll use the whole
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Here are 5 intermediate pentatonic scale licks that use a variety of popular guitar techniques and patterns. All of these licks are played using the A minor pentatonic scale. Pentatonic best practices: Use your index finger (1) to play fret 5, ring finger (3) to play fret 7, and pinky finger (4) to play fret
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This is a major pentatonic scale guitar lesson. You’ll learn the 5 shapes of the major pentatonic scale, and how to construct the scale using its scale formula. Let’s dive in! What is The Major Pentatonic Scale? The major pentatonic scale is one of the most popular scales in Western harmony. It has 5 notes,
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This is a horizontal pentatonic scale guitar lesson! You’ll learn 2 shapes that are easy to memorize, and easy to apply in soloing and composing. Horizontal Pentatonic Scale Guitar Tab The horizontal pentatonic scale spans 3 octaves and maintains the same fret-hand finger structure in each octave. This means in each octave you’ll play 3
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Here are 5 easy guitar licks that sound hard. Lick 1: Whole Tone The first lick using a simple whole tone scale pattern on the G and B strings. Use your index (1) and ring (3) fingers to play the hammer-ons for each string. Lick 2: Downward Sus4 sweeping Lick The second lick uses a
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This is an E9 chord guitar lesson. It’s also called the E dominant 9th chord. It’s often referred to as “the funk chord”, and it’s quite common in jazz/ fusion. Now, let’s dive in and play the chord! What is The E9 chord on guitar? (E Dominant 9th) Think of the E9 chord as an E7
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