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

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