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• Pentatonic Scale Exercises
  {{Scale Exercises Crumbs|3}} Simple stepwise motion - just an ascending or descending scale. Although these exercises ascend and descend then terminate, you can repea
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• Fixed Position Major Pentatonic Scale Exercises
  #REDIRECT [[Pentatonic Scale Exercises]]
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• Ref: Chord Fingerings/Voicings
  ...e you reach the 15th (C), which is 2 octaves above the 1st. In the 6-note scale, you have 1st (C), 3rd (E), 5th (G{{s}}), 7th (C). The 7th note is the oct ...set of notes as the [[Ref:_Common_Scales#Major_Pentatonic|Major Pentatonic Scale]].
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• Rock
  == Pentatonic Scales == ...ajor or minor scales, including chords that contain notes not found in the pentatonic variation.
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• Blues
  ...of particular notes played at a lower pitch than they normally appear in a scale. These notes could be bent or slid upwards to approach the note they repla ...equal temperament tuning system. In theory, the 12 tones of the chromatic scale perfectly represent the most harmonic intervals possible when played agains
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• Ref: Common Scales
  |Ref:_Common_Scales#Pentatonic|5-note The major scale is defined by the whole whole half whole whole whole half (w w h w w w h) p
  33 KB (7,833 words) - 18:14, 11 September 2016
• Alternate Picking Exercises
  == Chromatic Scale == == C Major Scale in All Positions: 3nps ==
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• Common Scale Exercises
  !Scale Name !! Intervals !! Link ! Major Scale
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• Pentatonic Scale Exercises
  {{Scale Exercises Crumbs|3}} Simple stepwise motion - just an ascending or descending scale. Although these exercises ascend and descend then terminate, you can repea
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• Exotic Scales
  ...te, incorporating whole + half (+) and even whole + whole (*) jumps. Each scale has a brief synopsis of its origins and tonality, then proceeds into discus ...ished, you often get quite a few strange chords. Even when played solo, a scale can convey emotion and cultural or personal association through its melody
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• Extended Chords
  ...te dissonant. For example, a "full" 13th chord features every note in the scale. Also, as you can imagine, there are more variations of extended chords th ...ic scale, with the root note of the chord occurring on the 6th note of the scale. Most often, the chord will be used in other contexts, using the non-diato
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• Harmonics Exercises
  === Harmonics Scale === Using natural harmonics, we can play a D Major or B Minor scale. Note that although the harmonics are marked as the 3rd, 4th, and 5th fret
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• Fixed Position Major Pentatonic Scale Exercises
  #REDIRECT [[Pentatonic Scale Exercises]]
  40 bytes (4 words) - 22:04, 5 March 2015