Quadrium - Guitar Scale Theory SI Lesson
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Hello guys again. My name is Dogukan and this is my second SI Lesson.In this lesson i will show you | Hello guys again. My name is Dogukan and this is my second SI Lesson.In this lesson i will show you | ||
the guitar scale theory. Let's begin. | the guitar scale theory. Let's begin. | ||
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+ | Musical notes | ||
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+ | Scales <br> | ||
+ | - definition<br> | ||
+ | - overview | ||
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+ | The Major Scale<br> | ||
+ | - example 1 : C major scale<br> | ||
+ | - example 2 : D major scale<br> | ||
+ | - example 3 : F major scale<br> | ||
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+ | The Minor Scale<br> | ||
+ | - Major versus Minor<br> | ||
+ | - Building The Minor Scale<br> |
Revision as of 13:00, 15 January 2011
Introduction
Hello guys again. My name is Dogukan and this is my second SI Lesson.In this lesson i will show you the guitar scale theory. Let's begin.
Contents
Contents :
Musical notes
Scales
- definition
- overview
The Major Scale
- example 1 : C major scale
- example 2 : D major scale
- example 3 : F major scale
The Minor Scale
- Major versus Minor
- Building The Minor Scale