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antony.reynaert,
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Aug 23,2010,
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In these series I will give you insight on how you can learn to use the minor pentatonic scale over the entire neck of the guitar and learn useful licks while you do this. (Contains a Blues Licks video!)
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Jun 26,2010,
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With certain meters, it is simply more appropriate to label a time signature a certain way. The most common and obvious example of this would be a 6/8 meter vs. a 3/4 meter. Both have the same number of eighth notes, however..
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Jun 25,2010,
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Meters, or time signatures, are ways of organizing music. They help musicians in numerous ways, but are commonly overlooked. Meter organizes music by phrase, rhythm, or by chord changes. Specifically, they organize the rhythm of the music.
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Apr 22,2010,
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No matter what genre you're into, it is essential to get the major scale under your fingers. There are basically two reasons: first, all western harmony is born from it, Jazz, Rock, Classical, Pop, you name it, its harmony came from the simple major scale. And second,...
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Feb 19,2010,
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In this article I will present you a game, which I call 'Note game'. It can help you A LOT in learning the notes on guitar.
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josippesut,
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Feb 16,2010,
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Sooner or later, you will need to know the notes on guitar, and know them by default. It will help you in musically communicating with other musicians, in understanding your guitar better and, of course, in making you see what does and what doesn't work faster
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Feb 11,2010,
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A guide to tablature notation by Howard Wright
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