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Seven Movable Scale Patterns for Guitar

Richard Cox
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Pages
21
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
SRG Publishing

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Seven Movable Scale Patterns for Guitar' by guitarist Richard Cox presents a scale system based on logic, the anatomy of the human hand, and its application to the guitar fingerboard. Using easy-to-read guitar fingerboard diagrams you'll memorize seven position-based patterns that effectively open up the entire fingerboard. Using this concept of movable major scale patterns that can be linked together there's no need to be overwhelmed by the myriad of ways a scale can be played on the guitar. This scale system is elegant in its simplicity and ease of application.

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