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The Guitar Sourcebook

by Steve Marcus

steve@theguitarsource.co.uk

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

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