Music Theory – Part 1

Music theory, two part crash course. The basics really aren’t that complicated. Some things just aren’t worth NOT knowing. Part one takes a look at the major scale and chord construction.

Major and Minor Scales In Use

Using major and minor scales in your guitar playing is a bit more involved than the age old trick of moving a scale up or down three frets. Learn how to make effective use of both.

A Natural Minor Lick – 4

Guitar Lick 11 – three string lick in A natural minor. 100bpm eighth note triplets.

A Natural Minor Lick – 3

Guitar Lick 10 – three string lick in A natural minor. 100bpm eighth note triplets.

A Natural Minor Lick – 2

Guitar Lick 9 – three string lick in A natural minor. 100bpm eighth note triplets.

A Natural Minor Lick

Guitar Lick 8 – three string lick in A natural minor. 100bpm eighth note triplets.

Pentatonic Lick With Chromatics

Lick 7, Pentatonic-chromatic lick doubles up as a great exercise to build speed and articulation.

A Minor Pentatonic Lick – 5

Guitar Lick 6 – A Minor pentatonic lick. 100bpm sixteenth notes with triplet feel.

A Minor Pentatonic Lick – 4

Guitar Lick 5 – A Minor pentatonic lick. 100bpm eigth note triplets.

A Minor Pentatonic Lick – 3

Guitar Lick 4 – Position 1, A Minor pentatonic lick. 100bpm eigth note triplets.

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