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Moonlight Shadow

October 4, 2021 by Steve Marcus

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The Guitar Sourcebook

by Steve Marcus

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

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