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EVERY Chord and Scale for guitar- LITERALLY!!   Message List  
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Re: [TGC] Re: EVERY Chord and Scale for guitar- LITERALLY!!

Why try to remember it all at once, knowing how to
build them tends to work best, like a Em11 taking the
major scale use the 1st,a flatten 3rd since its a
minor, a 5th(me i omit or leave it out sounds
better),a flatten 7th, ending with an 11th or octaved
4th i believe. and knowing the notes it contains
E,G,D,A find the notes on fretboard and find the
interval pattern best suited for the music. I just
find knowing the fretboard and formula's is the easist
and fastest to way to learn. Since if you know how to
build em you know what goes with what like what scale
can be played with an Em11 being first of the top of
my head Aeolian(natural minor) or the 6th mode of the
major. But thats just me dont just want to play but
attain to be a musician.

--- "Carl, Asst Groundskeeper"
<jamokernix@...> wrote:

> Interesting. I ran into the same problem and ended
> up doing the same thing -
> compiled a total list. Kool.
>
> Jim
>
>
> --- In The-Guitar-Cafe@yahoogroups.com,
> "everychordandscale"
> <everychordandscale@y...> wrote:
> >
> > It is a well known fact that the path to being a
> truly great guitar player is to
> have a vast
> > working knowledge of the chords, scales and modes.
> What can make a
> player stand out is
> > their creative use of the language of music.
> >
> > During my own self-education, I realized that I
> really wanted a guide that
> simply had
> > every chord, scale and mode and nothing else. I
> discovered that a guide
> such as this
> > didn't exist, and that is why I compiled an ebook
> that has absolutely every
> chord, scale,
> > and mode, all in easy to download and print
> document. I've been using this
> book for a
> > while now, and it has helped me greatly. It is
> useful at every level and and I
> know it will
> > help you too! What used to be hidden within a
> lot of other information or
> scattered
> > across multiple books is now in this well
> organized, ultimate guitar-player's
> reference
> > guide-- and you don't even need to read music!
> >
> > For way less than a new guitar cable, you'll get:
> >
> > -EVERY CHORD (in every position)
> >
> > -EVERY SCALE, including the jazz and blues
> scales-(each in three
> positions)
> >
> > -ALL THE MODES
> >
> > -LITERALLY EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW - This is a
> reference guide
> that will serve
> > you for years to come!!
> >
> >
> >
> > See a free sample at:
> >
> > <http://webpages.charter.net/everychordandscale/>
> >
> > <http://webpages.charter.net/everychordandscale/>
> >
> > <http://webpages.charter.net/everychordandscale/>
> >
> > Good luck and God Bless!
>
>
>




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Fri Aug 19, 2005 7:00 pm

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It is a well known fact that the path to being a truly great guitar player is to have a vast working knowledge of the chords, scales and modes. What can make...
everychordandscale
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Jan 18, 2005
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Interesting. I ran into the same problem and ended up doing the same thing - compiled a total list. Kool. Jim ... have a vast ... player stand out is ... ...
Carl, Asst Groundskee...
jkernix
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Aug 18, 2005
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Why try to remember it all at once, knowing how to build them tends to work best, like a Em11 taking the major scale use the 1st,a flatten 3rd since its a ...
John Q. Public
numbchuck1982
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Aug 19, 2005
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Well, that's what I said below - I did build them for a comprehensive list. I searched for a total list because I kept stumbling upon a new chord that wasn't ...
Jim K.
jkernix
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Aug 19, 2005
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Hi everyone.... i also think that its better to know the basic rules for making of the chords and learning them as u play them and try to get them directly on...
robindangwal
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Aug 22, 2005
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That could take a while. I'll try to be brief. Email me back if you want to know more. Chords are built by stacking thirds. For example, the key of C Major has...
Jim K.
jkernix
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Aug 22, 2005
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ever try a Maj7Sus2Sus4 sounds worse then it is ... -x--- B ... --x-- D -x--- A -x--- E ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? ...
John Q. Public
numbchuck1982
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Aug 22, 2005
2:47 pm

Standard tuning you mean, EADGBE - that combo of notes spells either: 1. an Em11, or 2. an A9sus, or 3. a G6 add9 with E in the root, or 4. a D6 sus with E in...
Jim K.
jkernix
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Aug 22, 2005
3:23 pm

Mister Deedge, you're too kind. Just by the way, did I mention that there's a book that actually defines every chord and scale (within certain very sensible...
Douglas Baldwin
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Jun 8, 2006
2:11 pm

Hey Keith- You hit it on the head! The books you mentioned are some of the best, and the whole journey is about collecting a little here, a little there, and...
Douglas Baldwin
coyotecoyote99
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Aug 16, 2006
11:48 am

Perhaps a brief post will cause this static to subside. Music exists without name. Names come after use, to identify and pass along sounds and passages AFTER...
Douglas Baldwin
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Aug 22, 2005
4:28 pm

Whatever dude. I thought I was being reasonable - not rude. Didn't appreciate your comments. And we weren't discussing scales outside of the western 12-tone,...
Jim K.
jkernix
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Aug 22, 2005
5:48 pm

I have a degree! If you stick a "whatever" root in there it will change the chord. Misnaming a chord IS bad communication! "Jim K." <jkernix@...> wrote:...
Paganini Freak
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Aug 28, 2005
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Gdamn sheesh each chord has a name yea you could say well asus2 is a esus4 but thats not completely true cuss you loose you target tones and not to mention ...
John Q. Public
numbchuck1982
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Aug 29, 2005
2:43 pm

WOW! I'm speechless. I've already dropped it....
Jim K.
jkernix
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Aug 29, 2005
2:49 pm

Inverting a chord is not the same as making it minor. When you invert, you take the basic stacked triads (for example) and put the root on top for a 1st...
Paganini Freak
neostaley
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Aug 29, 2005
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... . Let us all strive to discuss music positively and joyously, and not as a pissing contest. ... I think the most important word in that last sentence is...
thedeedge1
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Jun 7, 2006
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Actually there are two very good books on the subject that are very reasonably priced by the incredible Muriel Anderson. All Chords in All Positions and All...
Randy
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Aug 13, 2006
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While I don't doubt the sincerity of those who point to resources for "every scale" and "every chord" (and why no interest in "every rhythm?"), I believe that...
Douglas Baldwin
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Aug 13, 2006
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I'm a near-beginning guitarist (on the cusp of intermediate), advanced on several other instruments, but my two cents' worth: No single book is the be-all and...
Keith
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