Mixolydian Using Major and Minor Pentatonics
You can easily achieve the Mixolydian feel by combining pentatonics.
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You can easily achieve the Mixolydian feel by combining pentatonics.
Mixolydian Using Major and Minor Pentatonics Read More »
Our May 2nd performance date has been moved to September 27th
Updated Davidson Farmers Market Performance Dates Read More »
Since our last post was on modulation, I thought I’d talk a little bit about one way in which we modulate—by using applied dominant chords.
Applied Dominant Chords Explained Read More »
A few months ago, an adult guitar student asked me about a concept called modulation. Since then, I’ve been thinking that it is time for a posting on the subject. Check it out.
What is Modulation in Music? Read More »
Each month, we feature one of our very own students in our “Student Spotlight.” Here’s a Bold Music veteran, Felix Lopez.
March Student Spotlight: Felix Lopez Read More »
In today’s posting, we’ll look at how to construct the basic 12 bar blues.
How To Play 12 Bar Blues Read More »
This posting deals with a topic I’ve been getting lots of questions about lately: enharmonic equivalents.
WHAT DOES ENHARMONIC EQUIVALENT MEAN? Read More »
Well, the title of this posting pretty much sums it all up!
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Yesterday, we looked at forming basic major and minor Barre chords with roots on the E string. Today, we’ll do the same on the A string.
Basic A String Barre Chords Read More »
In today’s post, we’ll look at two basic Barre Chord shapes. Once you’ve got the hang of these, you’ll be able to play any major or minor chord whose root is on the E string.
Basic E String Barre Chords Read More »
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