SOLO LESSON.
Let's check out a trick/scale to easily improvise over major tonalities; sometime a hostile land to rock-minor-oriented guitar players.
Tags :
Major, Soloing, no, 4th
Major Soloing no 4th - C Major - 75 Bpm
Hi guys Joe Kataldo here, in today's lesson I wanna show you a trick/scale to easily improvise over a major tonalities, sometime hostile land to rock-minor-oriented guitar players.
So what is this Major scale no 4th?
Nothing special a major scale (ionian mode) without the only avoid (handle with care) note this mode has, the 4th indeed.
In C major:
1-2-3-5-6-7
C-D-E-G-A-B
This create a mistake-proof six note scale, that works flawless on major tonalities, and so will do the whole solo using this scale, to show you his application over a major I - V repeating chord progression in C major:
I V
|: Cmajor7 | F/G :|
Because the 4th is missing, in theory you could use this scale on lydian progressions too, but this time the #4 is the most interesting note to play, and missing it, will not express the mode mood at all.
Se you next lesson,
Joe Kataldo.