Combining Different Scales

Lesson 10/40 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Blues Guitar Licks
Combining Different Scales

Combining Different Scales

Many Blues licks come from a variety of sounds, rather than using just one scale. Examples 60 – 66 combine sounds from both the Blues scale and the Major Pentatonic scale.

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1- INTRODUCTION 2- Summary of Scales 3- Call and Response 4- Minor Pentatonic Scale Patterns 5- Dominant 7th Arpeggios 6- Blues Scale Forms 7- Fretboard Diagrams 8- Typical Blues Song Format 9- Movin’ Around 10- Open Position Blues Scale 11- E Form Licks 12- 6ths and 3rds 13- Tablature 14- Callin’ You Back 15- D Form Licks 16- Moveable Blues Scale Licks 17- Rakes and Trills 18- Learning From Other Instruments 19- Tablature Symbols 20- Licks Using 6ths 21- C Form Licks 22- Licks Using 3rds 23- Accents and Dynamics 24- Guitars and Amplifiers 25- A Form Licks 26- A and G Forms 27- G Form Licks 28- Sam’s Shuffle 29- Combining Blues Scale Forms 30- Playing Over Stops 31- Turnarounds 32- Hope Ain’t Enough 33- Lost In The Blues 34- Licks Using The Whole Fretboard 35- Endings 36- Major Pentatonic Scales 37- 12 Bar Blues Solo 38- Combining Different Scales 39- Intros 40- Mixed Up Blues

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