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Guitar Notes - Practicing CEGBAG-DFACBA-EGBDCB-FACEDC-GBDFED-ACEGFE-BDFAGF
Video Content:
00:00 Practicing between the first, second and third strings
01:15 Practicing between the second, third and fourth strings
02:39 Practicing between the third, fourth and fifth strings
03:47 Practicing between the fourth, fifth and sixth strings
04:54 Practicing between all the strings
08:20 Practicing a final development
I've been practicing this six-note passage for a few days C E G B A G
It is an ascending Ionian major arpeggio of three notes C E G followed by a descending diatonic movement of three notes B A G corresponding to the major seventh B the sixth A and the fifth G of its Ionian major scale C D E F G A B
I practice it in a modal order and concept and so I can walk through the Ionian major mode, the Dorian minor, the Phrygian minor, the Lydian major, the Mixolydian major, the Aeolian minor and the semi-diminished Locrian throughout the guitar fingerboard.
In the video I start practicing this passage between the first, second and third strings, then between the second, third and fourth strings, then between the third, fourth and fifth strings, then between the fourth, fifth and sixth strings, then between all the strings strings and then a little final development
It is very good to later be able to make beautiful and suggestive melodies with the guitar
Video Content:
00:00 Practicing between the first, second and third strings
01:15 Practicing between the second, third and fourth strings
02:39 Practicing between the third, fourth and fifth strings
03:47 Practicing between the fourth, fifth and sixth strings
04:54 Practicing between all the strings
08:20 Practicing a final development
I've been practicing this six-note passage for a few days C E G B A G
It is an ascending Ionian major arpeggio of three notes C E G followed by a descending diatonic movement of three notes B A G corresponding to the major seventh B the sixth A and the fifth G of its Ionian major scale C D E F G A B
I practice it in a modal order and concept and so I can walk through the Ionian major mode, the Dorian minor, the Phrygian minor, the Lydian major, the Mixolydian major, the Aeolian minor and the semi-diminished Locrian throughout the guitar fingerboard.
In the video I start practicing this passage between the first, second and third strings, then between the second, third and fourth strings, then between the third, fourth and fifth strings, then between the fourth, fifth and sixth strings, then between all the strings strings and then a little final development
It is very good to later be able to make beautiful and suggestive melodies with the guitar