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From the chromatic scale to the major scale
From the chromatic scale to the major scale
In this lesson I will take you from learning the chromatic scale on guitar to find how to play a simple major scale. Don’t be fooled by the fancy name: the chromatic scale is just the sum of all the 12 notes we have in our system to make music. These are the 7 natural notes (CDEFGAB) plus the other altered notes (with #=sharp and b=flat).
The famous formula for the major scale as I explain in the video is
W W H W W W H
the video is pretty much self explanatory, and if you want a more in-depth look at the theory behind this, just go to the Freebies section of this website and download the ‘Basic Theory Knowledge’ PDF booklet.
Other Related Lessons and Articles:
The Major Scale on guitar
From the major scale to the harmonized scale (Pt.1 triads)
Understanding how triads and other chords are built
Chord scale exercise
Basic Music Theory for Beginners
Playing in Fourths
The Guitar Kit Pro - Blank Music Templates and Guitar Templates
Intervals Explained pt 2: practical application on guitar.
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Professional guitarist, producer, internet enthusiast and overall geek, Gianni Chiarello has been playing, performing and recording for over 25 years in different parts of the globe. Read more about it here: 
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