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Index
Chapter 1 - Introduction
What Are Guitar Scales?
Are Guitar Scales Important?
Practicing Scales
Enhancing Creativity
Better Improvisation
A Word on Metronomes
Moving Forward…
Chapter 2 - Understanding Musical Notes on The Fretboard
Identifying The Fretboard’s Numbered Frets
Learning the Names of the Notes on the Fretboard - The Chromatic Scale
What Is The Chromatic Scale?
Chapter 3 - Intervals
The Parts of an Interval
Perfect Interval
Major Interval
Minor Interval
Augmented Interval
Diminished Interval
Internalizing Intervals with Popular Songs
Minor Second - Jaws
Major Second - Happy Birthday
Minor Third - Greensleeves
Major Third - When The Saints Go Marching In
Perfect Fourth - Amazing Grace
Augmented 4th, Diminished 5th, Tritone - The Simpsons
Perfect Fifth - Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Minor Sixth - The Entertainer
Major Sixth - My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean
Minor Seventh - Somewhere (West Side Story)
Major Seventh - Take On Me
Chapter 4 - Understanding Keys
Understanding the Root
Notes Outside of The Key
How Many Keys Are In Music?
An Exercise in Understanding the Tonic
Chapter 5 - The Major Scale
The Sound of the Major Scale
The Major Scale Formula
Moveable Major Scale Patterns
Moving This Scale to a Different Key
The Five Major Scale CAGED Positions
G Major Scale - E Shape / Position 1
G Major Scale - D Shape / Position 2
G Major Scale - C Shape / Position 3
G Major Scale - A Shape / Position 4
G Major Scale - G Shape / Position 5
Practicing Scale Shapes
Three Notes Per String Major Scale Patterns
Chapter 6 - The Minor Scale
The Minor Scale Formula
Understanding Relative Minor Scales
A Minor Scale - Position 1
A Minor Scale - Position 2
A Minor Scale - Position 3
A Minor Scale - Position 4
A Minor Scale - Position 5
The Harmonic Minor Scale
The Harmonic Minor Scale Formula
When Do We Use The Harmonic Minor Scale?
The Melodic Minor Scale
Chapter 7 - The Pentatonic Scale
Major and Minor Pentatonic Scale Formulas
Pentatonic Patterns
Playing Over Major Chords
Playing Over Minor Chords
Playing Over Dominant Chords
The Blues Scale
Playing 12 Bar Blues
Chapter 8 - Major Modes
Major Scale Modes
Lydian Mode
The Lydian Mode in Popular Music
Ionian Mode
The Ionian Mode in Popular Music
Mixolydian Mode
Dorian Mode
The Dorian Mode in Popular Music
Aeolian Mode
The Aeolian Mode in Popular Music
Phrygian Mode
The Phrygian Mode in Popular Music
Locrian Mode
The Locrian Mode in Popular Music
A Summary of the Major Scale Modes
Chapter 9 - Melodic Minor Modes
Jazz Minor - Melodic Minor Mode 1
The Jazz Minor Mode in Popular Music
Dorian b2 - Melodic Minor Mode 2
The Dorian b2 Mode in Popular Music
Lydian Augmented - Melodic Minor Mode 3
The Lydian Augmented Mode in Popular Music
Lydian Dominant - Melodic Minor Mode 4
The Lydian Dominant Mode in Popular Music
Mixolydian b6 - Melodic Minor Mode 5
The Mixolydian b6 Mode in Popular Music
Locrian Natural 2 - Melodic Minor Mode 6
Locrian Natural 2 in Popular Music
Super Locrian - Melodic Minor Mode 7
Super Locrian in Popular Music
Chapter 10 - Exotic Scales
Arabian Guitar Scale
Persian Guitar Scale
Byzantine Guitar Scale
Egyptian Guitar Scale
Oriental Guitar Scale
Japanese Guitar Scale
Indian Guitar Scale
Hungarian Gypsy Minor Guitar Scale
Romanian Guitar Scale
Hijaz Guitar Scale
Chapter 11 - Additional Scales
Whole-Tone Scale
Building the Whole-Tone Scale
Practicing the Whole Tone Scale
The Whole Tone Scale in Popular Music
Diminished Scale
Building the Diminished Scale
Practicing the Diminished Scale
Chapter 12 - Practicing Your Scales
Ascending and Descending Exercises
Changing Directions
Practice on One String
Note Sequences
Intervals
Drone Practice
Utilize Nursery Rhymes
Sing While You Play
Transcription
Improvisation
Conclusion
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