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B Major Scale starting on the low E or 6th string e|—————————————–6–7–| B|———————————–7–9——–| G|————————–6–8–9————–| D|—————–6–8–9———————–| A|——–6–7–9——————————–| E|–7–9—————————————–| e|–7–6—————————————–| B|——–9–7———————————–| G|————–9–8–6————————–| D|———————–9–8–6—————–| A|——————————–9–7–6——–| E|—————————————–9–7–| B Major Scale starting on the A or 5th string e|———————————————–| B|———————————————–| G|—————–1–3–4–3–1—————–| D|——–1–2–4—————–4–2–1——–| A|–2–4———————————–4–2–| E|———————————————–| B Major Scale starting on the D or 4th string e|——————————————————| B|——————-9–11–12–11–9——————-| G|———8–9–11——————–11–9–8———| D|–9–11—————————————-11–9–| A|——————————————————| E|——————————————————| […]

F Dominant Seventh Arpeggio Pattern 1 e|————————–1————————–| B|——————–1–4—–4–1——————–| G|—————–2—————–2—————–| D|———–1–3———————–3–1———–| A|—–0–3———————————–3–0—–| E|–1———————————————–1–| F Dominant Seventh Arpeggio Pattern 2 e|—————–5—————–| B|———–4–6—–6–4———–| G|——–5—————–5——–| D|–3–7———————–7–3–| A|———————————–| E|———————————–| F Dominant Seventh Arpeggio Pattern 3 e|—————–5–8–5—————–| B|————–6———–6————–| G|——–5–8—————–8–5——–| D|—–7—————————–7—–| A|–8———————————–8–| E|—————————————–| F Dominant Seventh Arpeggio Pattern 5 e|———————–8–11–8———————–| B|——————-10————10——————-| G|————8–10——————–10–8————| D|—–7–10———————————-10–7—–| A|–8————————————————8–| E|——————————————————| F Dominant Seventh Arpeggio Pattern 4 e|——————————11–13–11—————————–| […]

e|–0–| B|–0–| G|–0–| D|–2–| A|–3–| E|—–| e|–3–| B|–5–| G|–4–| D|–5–| A|–3–| E|—–| e|–7–| B|–5–| G|–5–| D|–5–| A|—–| E|—–| e|—–| B|–8–| G|–9–| D|–9–| A|–x–| E|–8–| e|–6–| B|–7–| G|–8–| D|–9–| A|—–| E|—–| e|–8—| B|–8—| G|–9—| D|–9—| A|–10–| E|–8—|

The notes used in the A major scale are: A (1st or root), B (2nd), C♯ (3rd), D (4th), E (5th), F♯ (6th), and G♯ (7th). A Major Scale Guitar Tabs D|———————————————–| B|———————————————–| G|———————————————–| D|————–2–4–6–7–6–4–2————–| G|–2–4–6–7———————–7–6–4–2–| D|———————————————–| D|——————–6–7–6——————–| B|————–5–7———–7–5————–| G|—–4–6–7———————–7–6–4—–| D|–7—————————————–7–| G|———————————————–| D|———————————————–|

A Bm C♯m D E F♯m G♯dim A Bm C♯m D E F♯m G♯dim e|—-0—–2—–4—–2—–0—–2———-| B|—-2—–3—–5—–3—–0—–2———-| G|—-2—–4—–6—–2—–1—–2—–4—-| D|—-2—–4—–6—–0—–2—–4—–6—-| A|—-0—–2—–4———–2—–4—–5—-| E|—————————-0—–2—–4—-| I ii iii IV V vi vii (Major chords are usually capitalized, minor and diminished chords are lower case) Key of A Major Using 7th Chords AMaj7 Bm7 C♯m7 DMaj7 E7 F♯m7 G♯m7♭5 A Major […]

The A major arpeggio uses 3 notes from the A major scale. The first note A, the third note C#, and the fifth note E. These same 3 notes create the A major chord or triad when played in unison. The red dots of the diagram represent the root notes. These diagrams break the A […]

The note formula for the Minor Pentatonic Scale is the 1, 3♭, 4, 5, and 7♭ notes of the root note’s major scale scale. The notes used in the G minor pentatonic scale are: G (1st or root), B♭ (flat 3rd), C (4th), D (5th), and F (flat 7th). G Minor Pentatonic Scale Guitar Tabs […]

The notes used in the B major scale are: B (1st or root), C♯ (2nd), D♯ (3rd), E (4th), F♯ (5th), G♯ (6th), and A♯ (7th). B Major Scale Guitar Tabs D|———————————————–| B|———————————————–| G|———————————————–| D|————–4–6–8–9–8–6–4————–| G|–4–6–8–9———————–9–8–6–4–| D|———————————————–| D|——————–8–9–8——————–| B|————–7–9———–9–7————–| G|—–6–8–9———————–9–8–5—–| D|–9—————————————–9–| G|———————————————–| D|———————————————–|

Guitar chord forms for Amaj9 or A Major9 with diagrams and guitar tabs. e|–7–| B|–9–| G|–6–| D|–7–| A|—–| E|—–| e|–9—| B|–9—| G|–9—| D|–9—| A|–12–| E|——| e|——| B|–12–| G|–13–| D|–11–| A|–12–| E|——|

D Major Barre Chords D Minor Barre Chords Barre Chords by Root Note

e|—–| B|–1–| G|–3–| D|–2–| A|–3–| E|—–| e|–3–| B|–5–| G|–3–| D|–5–| A|–3–| E|—–| e|–8—| B|–8—| G|–9—| D|–8—| A|–10–| E|–8—| e|–12–| B|–11–| G|–9—| D|–10–| A|——| E|——| e|–12–| B|–11–| G|–12–| D|–10–| A|——| E|——|

6th Chords 6th chords are formed using a major or minor triad and adds the 6th note of the root note’s scale. 6th chords are used in jazz and pop music. 7th Chords 7th guitar chords are frequently in jazz and blues. These guitar chords use the flat 7th or 7th note from the major […]

Dm Edim F Gm Am B♭ C Dm Edim F Gm Am B♭ C e|—-1———–1—–3—–0—–1—–0—-| B|—-3———–1—–3—–1—–3—–1—-| G|—-2—–0—–2—–0—–2—–3—–0—-| D|—-0—–2—–3—–0—–2—–3—–2—-| A|———-1———–1—–0—–1—–3—-| E|———-0———–3———————-| i ii III iv v VI VII (Major chords are usually capitalized, minor and diminished chords are lower case) Key of D Minor Using 7th Chords Dm7 Em7♭5 FMaj7 Gm7 Am7 B♭Maj7 C7 D minor […]

Playing melodic patterns in a scale allows you to create “phrases” with the notes and improvise easier with riffs or solos. These patterns run through the minor pentatonic scale in a set order. After the first group of notes in the pattern is played, the next group starts on the 2nd note of the previous […]