guitar chords
This guitar theory lesson covers a very important topic that any musician must know : How To Harmonize The Natural Minor Scale? In other words, you will learn how to build triads and seventh chords starting on each note of the natural (minor) scale.
First, keep in mind that these three types of chords are built based of a major triad containing : root (R), major third (3) and perfect fifth (5). If you don’t what have a lot of experience or a deep knowledge of triads, please go check this Triad Chord Dictionary. Differences Between Maj9
A basic chord is built with three notes this is what we call “triad chords” or “triads”. Tetrad chords are “four note-chords” are simply chords containing four notes, “tetra“ is a Greek root meaning four. This means that tetrads are triads with an additional note which can be a major seventh (7) or a minor seventh (b7). Seventh Chords
This guitar lesson lists 25 exotic scales from different cultures and countries to add new colors to your playing. You’ll find two-octave guitar shapes, formula charts, audio files in the key of C for each scale and classified into five main categories
earning and playing scales can be an important part of any guitarist’s practice regime. By playing scales in a variety of ways we can develop our familiarity with the fretboard beyond simply going up and down scales. Jazz Guitar Scale
The mixo-blues scale can be confusing because of its different names. Indeed, it can also be called Mixolydian blues scale or mixo-Dorian blues scale or even mixolydian / blues hybrid scale. Anyway the result is the same, this scale is a combination of the minor blues scale (1-b3-4-b5-5-b7)
The Mixolydian b2 scale also called Harmonic Minor Inverse is the 5th mode of the harmonic major scale. It is sometimes referred to as Dominant b2 mode or Mixolydian b9. The interval pattern is tonic (1) – minor second (b2) – major third (3) – perfect fourth (4) – perfect fifth (5) – major sixth (6) and minor seventh (b7). Mixolydian b2 Mode
The Lydian b3 mode also known as Lydian flat 3, Lydian Minor, Melodic Minor Sharp 4 or Lydian diminished, is the fourth mode of the harmonic major scale. It is built with the following interval pattern
This lesson is about the Phrygian (b4) scale aka Phrygian b11 or Indian scale or Phrygian diminished 11 known as the third mode of the Harmonic major scale. It is made up of a root (1), minor second (b2), minor third (b3), flat fourth (b4), perfect fifth (5), minor sixth (b6) and minor seventh (b7). Phrygian b4 mode
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