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Speak Softly Love

October 4, 2021 by Steve Marcus

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by Steve Marcus

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

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