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Sunday, July 27, 2008

Natural minor (Aeolian) scale for guitar

Important: 2nd, 3rd and sweep pattern are taught by Sir and are Very Important.

Natural minor, 1. position

Natural minor scale

Natural minor, 2. position

Natural minor scale

Natural minor, 3. position

Natural minor scale

Natural minor, 4. position

Natural minor scale

Natural minor, 5. position

Natural minor scale

Natural minor, sweep pattern

Natural minor scale

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How to read the scale diagrams?

Example: Dorian scale

The six horizontal lines represent the strings. The first string (highest tone) is on top and the sixth string (lowest tone) is at the bottom. The vertical lines represent the frets. The numbers below the diagram indicate which finger to use on each fret (1 is the index finger).

The dot shows you where to put your fingers. The The scale's root is the root of the scale (the root gives the scale its name; i.e. if the note E is the root of a harmonic minor scale, the scale is an "E harmonic minor").


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