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Speak Softly Love

October 4, 2021 by Steve Marcus

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by Steve Marcus

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

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