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Blues in G major: Etude #1
This etude focuses on developing melodic ideas within a 12-bar traditional blues, using the major blues scale of each chord(aka using a g major blues scale over a G7 chord, c major blues scale over a C7, etc.) Starting with a simple three-note ideameans lots of room for developing that idea over the course of the solo. Remember that repition is a good thing when improvising!Repitition helps maintain the cohesiveness of your solo and keeps the listener's attention. Once you've learned this etude, practice the major blues scales listed below, pick a three-note pattern and try writing and/or improvising your own solo!
From Christian Howe's Creative Strings Academywww.creativestrings.christianhowes.com Written by William Strickler
Root position
G major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
Root position
C major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
D major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
Root position
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Blues in G major: Etude #1
This etude focuses on developing melodic ideas within a 12-bar traditional blues, using the major blues scale of each chord(aka using a g major blues scale over a G7 chord, c major blues scale over a C7, etc.) Starting with a simple three-note ideameans lots of room for developing that idea over the course of the solo. Remember that repition is a good thing when improvising!Repitition helps maintain the cohesiveness of your solo and keeps the listener's attention. Once you've learned this etude, practice the major blues scales listed below, pick a three-note pattern and try writing and/or improvising your own solo!
From Christian Howe's Creative Strings Academywww.creativestrings.christianhowes.com Written by William Strickler
Root position
Root position
Root position
G major blues scale (R, 2,b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
C major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 4, 6, R)
D major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
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Want more materials like this? Visit www.christianhowes.com Check out free instructional videos at www.youtube.com/user/ChristianHowesTube
Blues in G major: Etude #1
This etude focuses on developing melodic ideas within a 12-bar traditional blues, using the major blues scale of each chord(aka using a g major blues scale over a G7 chord, c major blues scale over a C7, etc.) Starting with a simple three-note ideameans lots of room for developing that idea over the course of the solo. Remember that repition is a good thing when improvising!Repitition helps maintain the cohesiveness of your solo and keeps the listener's attention. Once you've learned this etude, practice the major blues scales listed below, pick a three-note pattern and try writing and/or improvising your own solo!
From Christian Howe's Creative Strings Academywww.creativestrings.christianhowes.com Written by William Strickler
Root position
Root position
Root position
G major blues scale (R, 2,b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
C major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 4, 6, R)
D major blues scale (R, 2, b3, 3, 5, 6, R)
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