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ESCALAS PENTATONICAS | PARTE 1 | CURSO DE GUITARRA PARA PRINCIPIANTES (GUITARRA ELÉCTRICA)

Que onda amigos, aqui les traigo las escalas pentatonicas, algo muy fundamental en su aprendizaje y tambien muy bueno para ejercitar y tener mayor movilidad en dedos.

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ESCALAS PENTATONICAS | PARTE 2 | CURSO DE GUITARRA PARA PRINCIPIANTES (GUITARRA ELECTRICA)

Que onda de nuevo, aquí les dejo la segunda parte de las escalas
También dejo el archivo con las mismas para practicar.

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Lead Guitar Lesson - Blues-Rock Guitar Licks in the style of AC DC

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In this guitar lesson, I´m going to teach you a cool pentatonic lick in the style of AC/DC. Actually, the lick or short solo is from the song `Back in black´ and it´s in the key of E and uses the E pentatonic minor. If you are starting out with lead playing, that is the right scale to start with...

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How to study guitar music theory

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Pyramid of Music Theory\r
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When you first tackle a subject as big as music theory you can quickly become overwhelmed by the sheer complexity of it. \r
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As someone new to the subject you have two main problems. \r
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Firstly, its impossible to tell the difference between the details that are absolutely essential to an understanding of the subject and those details that are really only incidental or perhaps apply only to specialist areas of the subject.\r
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Secondly, its really difficult to figure out what order to learn things in.\r
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To solve these problems and to help give you as smooth a ride through the subject as possible we have devised a method of presenting the subject of Music Theory in a logical format that s as a step by step guide from start to finish. I call this the Pyramid of Guitar Music Theory.\r
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This pyramid includes only two types of items:\r
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Firstly: Those things that you need to know to make learning to play guitar at advanced level a quicker and easier process.\r
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Secondly it includes some items you may not immediately find a direct use for, but that must be learned in order better to understand the subjects higher on the pyramid.\r
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Lets look at it a bit closer from the bottom up:\r
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The first two levels have appeared already at various stages on our beginners and intermediate courses -- they are the two minimum pieces of knowledge required to be able to name any note anywhere on the fretboard.\r
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Building on this knowledge and ability, the next two steps teach you how to find any Major scale on the fretboard. Whether horizontally.on one string . \r
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The Major scale is the single most important element in music theory, so the more comprehensive your ability to work with it the better.\r
Once you are familiar with this level of understanding things begin to get a lot more interesting.\r
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The next step is one of those you can get by without, but ually, once learnt it will greatly help improve your progress in the higher regions of the pyramid -- this is standard notation..\r
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We know that the vast majority of guitar players are never going to have to sight read standard notation, but we also know that it is a great advantage to at least have grasped the basics, and with our lessons we promise you will find this easy and fun!\r
At the next level we take all the mystery out of key signatures - all those sharps and flats that that you find littering chord symbols .\r
.will start to make more sense and youll begin to get a real insight into what it means when we say a particular tune is in a certain major or minor key.\r
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At the next stage, we really get to look at the nuts and bolts of how chords are created -- soon youll never need to look at another chord chart book- youll have the understanding necessary to create your own chords out of thin air -- anywhere on the fretboard, in any key!\r
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The relationship between scales and chords. \r
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How to write really effective chord sequences for your own songs.\r
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Work out a chord sequence just by listening to a record -- an essential skill if you want to join a band!\r
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Then Understanding the structure of Minor scales will help expand your options when improvising and or composing. \r
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Pentatonic scale theory will help you understand how all those great Blues and Rock n Roll licks and riffs ually work. \r
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With that knowledge -- youll be able to come up with all sorts of interesting variations on time-honoured clichés of rock music.\r
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Finally, the top two steps are really the backbone of Jazz Improvising knowledge, but an understanding of more exotic chords and modes is also great for adding extra creative potential to Rock, Blues and Country style guitar too.\r
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Have fun climbing the pyramid!

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Insanely Powerful Melodic Rock Guitar Solo

http://www.chemaherrero.com - http://www.myspace.com/chemaherrero Solo with powerful vibratos, bendings and amazing melodi. Performs the melodic and technically melodic guitar solo.Advanced tapping with string skipping on the E minor pentatonic

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World Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin

Bobby McFerrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale, using audience participation, at the event "Notes & Neurons: In Search of the Common Chorus", from the 2009 World Science Festival, June 12, 2009.

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Zeppelin Style Slow Blues Backing Track in C Minor with Scale Suggestions

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This jam track is NOT Since Ive Been Loving You by Led Zeppelin, but the chords are the same. This is not for Karaoke, its for pricing guitar solos. Just a plain old C minor 12 bar blues with a few bells and whistles. C minor pentatonic, or C the blues scale will get you through the whole thing, but there are a few tricks to help you nail the changes. Just play the scales I put on the screen. There are other options too, but these suggestions will get you through sounding like a pro!\r
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Zeppelin Style Slow Blues Backing Track in C Minor with Scale Suggestions

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