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Fishing Blues

October 4, 2021 by Steve Marcus

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The Guitar Sourcebook

by Steve Marcus

steve@theguitarsource.co.uk

I-VI-IV-V progressions the dominant fifth relative minors written music for guitar locrian mode chords augmented guitar tablature I-IV-V progressions dominant 7th chords ledger lines chord progressions using secondary dominants john lennon octave fingering the modes thirds chromatic scale quarter note dominant 7b5 chords modes the chromatic scale second inversion fourths pull-off thirteenth chords hey joe major triads paul mccartney A major scale 5th chords pitch minor chord shapes dominant 7#5 chords scales minor triads minor seventh chords polychords perfect interval I chord substitutions fishing blues jimi hendrix scale theory treble clef four part harmonies moveable minor chord shapes seconds fifths tritone substitution whole tone scale major chords 9th chords moveable major chord shapes octaves bend chords of the minor scale min/maj 7th chords the diminished scale minor 7th chords four note minor chords sevenths melody and harmony sixth chords major triad four note major chords applications of modes and scales dominant 13b9 chords godfather theme note names V chord substitutions flats combining melody and harmony bar chords intervals moonlight shadow I-VI-II-V-I chord progressions sydney carter slide 12 bar blues diminished chords parallel major scale sub-dominant direction 13th chords tuning the guitar note values major seventh chords hammer-on dominant 13b5b9 chords harmonic minor scale chords one fret = one semitone natural harmonics melody line with chords 11th chords yesterday melodic minor scale pentatonic minor scale dominant direction major scale dominant 11#9 chords inverting intervals major 7th chords harmony passing chords melody aeolian mode using minor chords from the parallel minor imperfect consonances mike oldfield phrygian mode tone the sub-dominant fingering the major scale circle of fifths triad inversions eleventh chords natural minor scale sharp dissonances parallel minor scale minor scale chords seventh chords modal interchange artificial harmonics harmonics minor scale harmonising the major scale triads II chord substitutions minor chords chord relatives sixths 6th chords first inversion applications of pentatonic scales ionian mode tablature applications of major scales dorian mode blues chords of the major scale right hand finger exercises dominant 7#5b9 chords harmonic minor scale time signature rest values suspended chords extended chords fingerstyle power chords pentatonic major scale secondary dominants natural speak softly love IV chord substitutions chord substitutions perfect consonances III chord substitutions root note left hand finger exercise moveable major scale barre chords ninth chords altered chords diminished mixolydian mode reading music chord shapes using major chords from the parallel minor step pattern dominant seventh chords A chromatic scale key signatures pentatonic scale fifth chords soft dissonances guitar tuning min/maj seventh chords II-V-I chord progressions common time tritone harmonising the minor scale stave chord progressions the major scale tonality lydian mode minor scales lord of the dance moveable major chords arpeggios sharps diminished scale applications of minor scales 12 key chord exercise major scale chords

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