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Nyc. The Wranitzky Project. Radio-Locator. THE MIDDLE EAST RESTAURANT & NIGHTCLUB. Free guitar lessons - justinguitar.com. Guitar Tabs, Guitar Chords and Lyrics - Chordie. Scales and Key Signatures - The Method Behind the Music. Scales and Key Signatures Our Flash Keyboard can help your understanding of this area. Here is a list of all the topic on this page: Scales A scale is a group of pitches (scale degrees) arranged in ascending order.

These pitches span an octave. Diatonic scales are scales that include half and whole steps. The first and last note is the tonic. The Major Scale The major scale consists of seven different pitches. The Natural Minor Scales These scales have seven different scale degrees. The Harmonic Minor Scale This scale is the same as the natural minor scale, except the seventh step is raised a half step. The Melodic Minor Scale This is another minor scale variation. Pentatonic Scales Pentatonic scales, as their name suggests, have only five notes. Scales that do not follow the interval patterns of the diatonic or pentatonic scales are called nondiatonic scales. The chromatic scale is a nondiatonic scale that consists of half steps only.

Transposition Key Signatures Modes Solfeggio. Guitarchords. Playing Guitar - Chord Progressions - Folk Music. Part I: I-IV-V --the One-Four-Five Chord Progression The following article is intended to give you a better understanding of the relationships of the various chords to each other. If you're reading sheet music, it will help you make some sense of the changes.

If you are trying to figure out how to play a song, it will help you figure out the changes more quickly and correctly. If you're improvising or writing songs, this information is invaluable. If you play even a little folk guitar, you've probably noticed that certain sets of major chords go together: These progressions are, in fact, all the same. Take G-C-D-G. I-IV-V is the foundation of folk music. Seventh Chords Without going into a lot of musical theory, when you take your V chord and turn it into a V7 chord, it pulls you back to the I chord more powerfully. Relative Minor Chords What about the minor chords? With G-C-D you usually find Em, Am and - a little less often - Bm. Why? Etc. So you can get something like this: Minor Keys. Computorgirl, Melodic Electronica on Hard:Drive. Guitar Noise - Free Online Guitar Lessons. The Flamenco Guitar Home Page.

Flamenco - world.com / La web del flamenco. Acoustic Guitar Central: Home for all Acoustic Music. Welcome To The Essential Guitar Guide. Guitar Lesson World by Patrick MacFarlane. Olav Torvund's Guitar Pages - Main Page. Online - Music Theory Online Contents. Music-Map - The tourist map of music.

Guitar Noise - Free Online Guitar Lessons, beginner and intermed. Acoustic Guitar Resources: Technique. Guitar Lessons On Line Guitar Lesson Archive at Harmony-Central, MIT An archive of the now-defunct Guitar Lesson of the Week archive, Jim's Chord Study lessons, and many of the lessons from OLGA. Guitar.Ch This site offers an extensive collection of free instructional material, including fingerboard charts showing chords, scales, modes, and arpeggios (with dots or intervals indicated on the fingerboard), as well as jamtracks, interactive instructional material, an online "fake book," and other material. The Essential Guitar Guide Dale Churchett maintains this highly-rated online "practical approach to music theory" for guitarists.

Vision Music Vision Music is the work of guitarist/bassist Mark Stefani, and offers a huge amount of guitar instructional material for free. Dansm's Acoustic Guitar Page An acoustic guitar page by Dan Smith. Total Guitar Magazine's Home Page They provide tutorials (with audio accompaniment) on a variety of topics. (or try here and here) Guide To Chord Formation.