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Lesson Five – Guitar Lessons for Beginners – Metal Guitar Scale

onefineham — Sat, 30 May 2009 20:03:20 +0000

Lesson five in the guitar lessons for beginners series covers a complete minor scale, and asks you to record a new guitar chord progression in a minor key which you will use to play over. This lesson covers the fingering positions of the new minor scale but does not get heavily into the theory behind the scale or why it sounds the way it does, nor does it get into other similar scales of different playing styles such as country or blues. Advanced topics like that are covered completely in the DVD series (preview it here)

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Lesson Five – Guitar Lessons for Beginners – Metal Guitar Scale

Lesson Four – Guitar Lessons for Beginners – Lead Guitar Notes (Beginner Guitar Theory)

onefineham — Sat, 30 May 2009 19:23:25 +0000

Lesson four in the guitar lessons for beginners series dips your toe in the waters of music theory. While you aren't going to understand music the way Mozart did, by the end of this lesson you should have an idea of why things sound the way they do and be able to begin thinking about how you want to chart your own course in learning to play the guitar.

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Lesson Four – Guitar Lessons for Beginners – Lead Guitar Notes (Beginner Guitar Theory)

Guitar Lessons for Beginners – Lesson Three – Guitar Note Charts (Scales)

onefineham — Sat, 30 May 2009 19:03:55 +0000

Lesson three in the guitar lessons for beginners series covers your first scale, the most simple guitar scale called the minor pentatonic scale. The minor pentatonic is great to learn because it is very easy for most guitarists to play and is extremely adaptable to most any chord progression you'll hear in a song or on the radio.

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Guitar Lessons for Beginners – Lesson Three – Guitar Note Charts (Scales)