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- Harmonic Minor Scale - your friendLEVEL 7This lesson is about rhythm and soloing. The harmonic minor scale is very popular. Used a lot by many guitar player as Yngwie, just to name one of them.
- Harmonic Minor ArpeggiosLEVEL 8Intense and hard to play!
- 7 Harmonic Minor ModesLEVEL 5All 7 Modes of the Harmonic minor scale in 7 different Keys demonstrated in 7 cool licks
- Harmonic Key ChangesLEVEL 3How to move up to a new key for the chorus and then move back to the original key for the verse.
- Tastes of Harmonic MajorLEVEL 7A Gypsy Jazz inspired piece that looks at playing with the harmonic major scale, a wonderful synthetic scale.
- Steve's Naturally HarmonicLEVEL 4Natural harmonics can make the guitar sound very smooth and violin like.
- Harmonic Major ScaleLEVEL 4This time we look at the Harmonic Major. This scale is basically the same as the well-known Harmonic Minor but it has the major third.
- Harmonic Major Scale (Solo)LEVEL 7Welcome once again to the Exotic Scales series and to the second part of the Harmonic Major scale. In this lesson we will see the application of the scale.
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Nick Kellie18th August 2008thanks guys!
Toni Suominen8th August 2008Nice lesson Nick!
Danilo Capezzuto30th July 2008Nice and useful lesson Nick!
Dejan Farkas28th July 2008Nice lesson
ItsMe28th July 2008Love your harmonisation lessons
Bogdan Radovic28th July 2008Very important lesson Nick!
Marcus Siepen28th July 2008great lesson and great scale Nick
Gerardo Siere27th July 2008Great lesson, very usefull
Hisham Al-Sanea27th July 2008very useful lesson Nick
Jerry Arcidiacono27th July 2008Useful lesson Nick
Alejandro Pinero27th July 2008very good lesson...very usefull
thank!!
Pablo Vazquez27th July 2008Great great lesson Nick and very useful too!!!
Ivan Milenkovic27th July 2008Essential for those who wanna learn about this scale. IMO this should be learned first, and then move on to runs and licks. Usually it's the other way around...
Muris Varajic27th July 2008Great Nick.
This scale is used very often
but surely not fully explored!
Joe Kataldo27th July 2008Nice introduction to the harmonic minor scale
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Hi Guys, here is the follow-up lesson to "melodic minor harmonized". Now we are looking at harmonizing Harmonic minor.
We will use the exact same concept here, only with different notes (harmonic minor) and therefore our harmonization will yield different chords.
The curious thing here is that Harmonic minor only has 1 note different (the 6th is flattened) compared to melodic minor. Yet 4 of the chords in our harmonization are different. Why is this?
In harmonized scales, 1 note has a knock on effect within the harmony and that one note can be used in many of the chords, therefor making it affect them.
In the case of G harmonic minor, the b6 is the note of Eb. This Eb note is used within 4 of the chords, therefore those 4 chords now get altered harmonically.
I hope you enjoy this lesson and talk soon!
NickFrom this course:
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