Guitar Lessons
Theory Lessons
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- The Major ScaleLEVEL 1An introduction to music theory and the most fundamental scale.by Chris Shofner1 month
- Symmetrical ScaleLEVEL 5Learn how to use the Messiaen Mode 3 scale to add outside feel!by Dallton Santos1 year
- Mixolydian Open String ScaleLEVEL 3How to modify the G mixolydian scale shape by incorporating open strings to get that characteristic country sound.by Javier Aviles1 year
- Octave Visualisation EtudeLEVEL 3Connect the dots: draw a map of octaves for any note on the fingerboard.by Javier Aviles1 year
- Diminished Chords ModulationLEVEL 4Diminished chords are harmonic doors!by Javier Aviles1 year
- Harmonize A MelodyLEVEL 2Learn how to harmonize melodies in diatonic thirds.by Gabriel Leopardi3 years
- Building Chord Progressions in GLEVEL 1Learn how to build chords in a different Major key.by Gabriel Leopardi3 years
- Building Chord ProgressionsLEVEL 1Learn how to build chord progressions in Major Keys.by Gabriel Leopardi3 years
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Golden Oldies
- Applying Modes - Part 1LEVEL 5Learn to apply modes to the most common progressions.by Sinisa Cekic15 years
- Interval Series - Diatonic 7thsLEVEL 3This Interval Series lesson covers diatonic 7ths and how to use them to create jazz chords.by Pedja Simovic16 years
- Mastering Diatonic Patterns - CAGED MethodLEVEL 2You have learned the Pentatonic scale and don't know where to next? Look no further cause here we unravel the mistery of the Diatonic scale pattern which contains major and minor scale and modes. In this lesson we cover CAGED method, very similar to pentatonic CAGED positions.by Ivan Milenkovic16 years
- Theory and Harmony in A MinorLEVEL 4Part 5 of Jazz in A minor series. Covers theory and harmony behind the chord progression used in the series.by Pedja Simovic16 years
- Mixolydian Mode Harmonized with TriadsLEVEL 3We continue working with the modes harmonized with triads.by Alejandro Pinero16 years
- 23 Turnarounds in the style of Marcelo Villegas (1/3)LEVEL 4A series of typical harmonic progressions with several purposes.by Gerardo Siere17 years
- Modes are Fun! - DorianLEVEL 6Welcome to a lesson designed to outline the usage of each mode in a given context. Learning theory can, to say the least, be a little boring - but it is essential if you want to deepen your knowledge and connection with music and improvisation.by Nick Kellie17 years
- Harmonised Harmonic MinorLEVEL 3This is the follow-up lesson to "Harmonized Melodic Minor". Now we are looking at harmonizing Harmonic minor.by Nick Kellie17 years
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