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C Major using Quadruplets
and major scale fingering exercises[C major modes] [ C Ionian ]
[ Dorian mode ] [ Phrygian mode ]
[ Lydian mode ] [ Mixolydian Mode ]
[ Aeolian mode ] [ Locrian mode ] [ Basic major scale fingerings ]
[ F major modes ] [ G Modes ]
[ Constructing Scales ]
[ Key Signatures and constructing major scales ]
[ Modulation, cadence, progressions ]
Once you learn to play the C major scales above, move them to different locations for other major
scales. For example, you can move this entire fingering down 3 frets and start on the 5th fret and play the key of A
major. If you start on the 3rd fret you could play in the key of G major. Moving to the 12th fret would be E major and so on.
Good
Luck,
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