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

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