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Melodicintenions4th April 2008this will def help me! thanks
Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008great job!!!!!!!!!
thanks david
Muris Varajic3rd December 2007Sounds great adding flat 2nd to minor pentatonic,
great job as always David!!
Ben N26th November 2007great!!
Juan M. Valero26th November 2007Yeah, excellent lesson, I love the "PhryJuan" scale
chainsbroken26th November 2007Thanks david for another great lesson. Ive been working alot with modes latley and this helped alot.
Unleash-The-Shred25th November 2007These mode lessons will be a lot of help to me when I start to use them. Great work.
Pablo Vazquez25th November 2007Excellent work David!! I like it so much.
Andrew Cockburn25th November 2007Another inspiring modal lesson Dave - I can't get enough of these cool ideas!
The Uncreator25th November 2007Excellent lesson David
Kristofer Dahl25th November 2007Thanks David - great input as always!
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As you probably discovered in your guitar journey, pentatonics are extremely useful to create very cool solos.
But what if we added some notes to them? How about adding to the pentatonics the notes that would make them work on modes?
That's what we'll do in today's lesson. We will concentrate here on the Phrygian mode. Adding a minor 2nd to the minor pentatonic will perfectly blend the pentatonic scale on a modal Phrygian chord progression.
Memorize the scales and examples and make sure you understand the theory behind these licks.
Have fun!
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