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the natural minor scale aegolian mode for guitar, with red dots on it

Scale formula: 1, 2, b3, 4, 5, b6, b7. Called the natural minor scale to distinguish it from the various other types of minor scale. Also known as the Aeolian mode. It shares its notes with its relative major scale, so all the patterns are the same, only the root has moved. Download PDF

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the d dorian mode is shown in this printable sheet for guitar chords and tabulas

Chart of the Spanish Minor scale patterns on the guitar fretboard. Also known by its Catholic Church name Phrygian Mode, works against both Major and Minor, the clashing notes providing it with its unique character or color. When used to extend the Blues scale, it becomes a staple of Metal, especially 1980's Thrash Metal.

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the guitar chords are arranged in four different positions, with orange dots on each one

Q: What are modes and how do they work? A: I get this question a lot, but have only touched on it in past columns, as it relates to other questions. Here's a straightforward guide to modes and scales to follow. Modes are a very simple concept but can take some time to really understand and ge

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