Guitar & Microsoft Excel

Name: Guitar & Microsoft Excel
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Unleashing the Synergy of Spreadsheets and Strings: A Novel Approach to Guitar Theory and Practice

Created byRobert (Bob) Steele

Last updated 4/2024

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What you'll learn

Grasp the Fundamentals of Music Theory: Acquire a solid understanding of essential music theory concepts as they relate to the guitar.
Master Excel for Musical Applications: Learn to utilize Microsoft Excel as a unique and effective tool for mapping and analyzing guitar fretboard patterns.
Construct and Navigate Guitar Fretboard Spreadsheets: Develop the skills to create detailed Excel worksheets that represent the guitar fretboard.
Understand Open Position in the Key of C: Dive deep into the key of C in open position, gaining insights into chord constructions & scale relationships
Analyze Chords and Scales: Explore and understand the relationship between chords and scales, enhancing your ability to analyze and interpret music.
Improve Fretboard Visualization: Enhance your mental representation of the guitar fretboard, allowing for quicker navigation and more fluent play.
Apply Theory to Practical Play: Translate theoretical knowledge into practical skills, improving your guitar playing and musical comprehension.
Enhance Musical Creativity: Use your newfound knowledge and skills to experiment with and create your own musical compositions and arrangements.
Build a Comprehensive Musical Toolbox: Equip yourself with a versatile set of skills and knowledge that can be applied across various musical genres.
Develop a Unique Approach to Guitar Learning: Experience a novel and engaging method of learning guitar theory, setting a strong foundation.
Navigate and Customize the Provided Excel Worksheet: Learn to effectively use and modify the provided Excel worksheet for your own musical practice.

Course content

7 sections • 88 lectures • 49h 46m total length

1010 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 127:25
Build a blank Excel workbook to map a guitar fretboard and music theory, using formulas, XLOOKUP, intervals, major and minor scales, and pivoting between keys and modes.
1014 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 224:37
Learn to build a guitar fretboard in Excel from a sheet, mapping notes with numbers and letters and wrapping after 12, with open strings E A D G B E.
1016 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 313:56
Learn to map the fretboard in Excel by building a number and letter based grid, and use XLOOKUP and VLOOKUP to pull notes from a prepared table.
1020 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 424:44
Map the fretboard in Excel to visualize scale patterns and intervals using Xlookup, building a table of note numbers, letters, and root distances.
1025 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 526:31
Learn to construct a guitar fretboard mapping in Excel using the major scale formula, absolute and relative intervals, and roman numerals to build chords.
1030 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 627:11
Build an excel-based fretboard mapping workbook that teaches the musical alphabet, absolute vs. relative distances, scale construction with whole, whole, half, and major/minor chords and fretboard fingering.
1035 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 718:17
Explore using Excel to map the fretboard with absolute and relative numbers, build a C major scale via whole, whole, half steps, and derive major or minor chords.
1040 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 839:13
Explore how guitar theory meets spreadsheet mastery by mapping the fretboard in Excel, building scales, chords, and modes from Aeolian to Dorian with xlookup.
1045 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 919:41
Explore guitar fretboard mapping in Excel by building a numeric-to-note system, constructing major/minor scales and chords, and automating roman numerals for modes like major, minor, and Dorian.
1050 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 1019:33
Explore how to map the guitar fretboard with Excel, building major and minor scales, and introduce modes like Dorian using relative major concepts and the circle format.
1055 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 1117:16
Map guitar fretboards in excel by building mode patterns from C major, exploring major and minor (Aeolian) and dorian, phrygian, lydian, mixolydian, locrian modes with patterns that populate automatically.
1060 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 1213:05
Create an Excel spreadsheet mapping the fretboard with major and minor scales and related modes, including Aeolian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, and Locrian, using copy-paste and pivot points.
1065 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 1315:43
Explore guitar fretboard mapping using Excel spreadsheets, building major and minor scales and modal sequences (dorian, phrygian, lydian, mixolydian, locrian) to visualize notes and intervals.
1070 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 1431:27
Develops an Excel-based fretboard map by building notes as absolute numbers, then deriving scales and modal sequences—major, minor, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Locrian—using formulas and copying techniques.
1075 Spreadsheet Creation Mapping the Path to Fretboard Enlightenment Part 1527:12
Map the guitar fretboard in Excel to master major and relative minor scales and modes—dorian, phrygian, lydian, mixolydian, locrian—using a pivot around C.

2010 Open Chords - C Major Scale – C Major Chord Worksheet28:06
Map the fretboard with open chords and the C major scale using Excel worksheets, exploring major and pentatonic scales, fingerings, and multiple positions for the C major chord.
2012 Open Chords - C Major Scale – C Major Chord Fingering29:55
Explore C major open chords and fingering using an Excel fretboard map, learning the C major scale, chord voicings, muting, movable 1–4–5 shapes, and pentatonic and major scales.
2016 Open Chords - C Major Scale – C Major Chord & Related Scale24:39
Map the C major scale and related chords on the guitar fretboard using open chords and the pentatonic and major scales, demonstrated with an Excel workbook.
2020 Open Chords - C Major Scale – C Major Chord & Intervals24:47
Explore open chords and the C major scale using guitar and an Excel worksheet, mapping fretboard intervals, absolute and relative numbering, and major and minor chord construction.
2025 Open Chords - C Major Scale – F Major Chord Worksheet28:30
Explore guitar open chords in the key of C and the F major four-chord progression, using an Excel worksheet to map the fretboard, C major scale, and related shapes.
2030 Open Chords - C Major Scale – F Major Chord Fingering27:11
Explore fretboard in Excel using the musical alphabet, whole whole half scale formula, and absolute versus relative distances to build a C major scale and fretboard fingering for major/minor chords.
2035 Open Chords - C Major Scale – F Major Chord & C Scale28:48
Explore open chords and the C major and F major scales by mapping the fretboard with an Excel workbook, linking the C scale, pentatonic and major scales, and chord shapes.
2040 Open Chords - C Major Scale – F Major Chord & Intervals31:41
Map the fretboard using the C major scale to derive the F major chord in open position and practice 1-3-5 interval patterns with absolute and relative numbering.
2045 Open Chords - C Major Scale - G Major Chord Worksheet34:32
Explore open chords and the C major scale using guitar and Excel to map the fretboard, build G major and other chords, and understand movable shapes and the Caged system.
2050 Open Chords - C Major Scale – G Major Chord Fingering30:16
Map open chord fingering on the fretboard with an Excel workbook, focusing on the C major scale and G major chords, including 1-3-5 and open position.
2055 Open Chords - C Major Scale – G Major Chord on C Scale26:03
Explore guitar open chords and fretboard mapping in an Excel workbook, building C, F, and G chords from the C major scale while connecting major, minor, and pentatonic concepts.
2060 Open Chords - C Major Scale – G Major Chord Intervals33:30
Explore open chords and the C major scale through fretboard mapping in an Excel workbook, focusing on the G major interval structure (one, three, five) and its major chord construction.
2065 Open Chords - C Major Scale – D Minor Two Chord Worksheet47:58
Map the fretboard with open chords in C major and the D minor two chord using a guitar–excel worksheet, exploring major/minor shapes and pentatonic scale.
2070 Open Chords - C Major Scale – D Minor Two Chord Fingering35:47
Explore open chords in the key of c and the d minor two-chord fingering, using a mapped fretboard in excel to visualize notes, intervals, and movable shapes in open positions.
2075 Open Chords - C Major Scale – D Minor Two Chord on C Major Scale35:25
Map open chords in the key of C with Excel to build the C major scale chords (C, F, G) and the D minor two chord, using fretboard voicings and pivot techniques.
2080 Open Chords - C Major Scale – D Minor Two Chord Intervals38:56
Master open chords and C major scale patterns through D minor two-chord intervals, using a fretboard worksheet in Excel to map notes, intervals, and major/minor chord constructions.
2095 Open Chords - C Major Scale – E Minor Three Chord Fingering32:25
Learn open chords in C major and E minor, map the fretboard with Excel worksheets, and explore 1–4–5 relationships, movable shapes, and related modes.
2100 Open Chords - C Major Scale – E Minor Three Chord on C Major Scale38:49
Explore open chords in the C major scale, map the fretboard with Excel, and learn the C major, F, G, D minor, and E minor chords.
2110 Open Chords - C Major Scale – E Minor Three Chord Intervals37:18
Explore open chord shapes in the C major scale and E minor three-chord intervals, using an Excel workbook to map the fretboard and finger the 1-3-5 chords in open position.
2115 Open Chords - C Major Scale – A Minor 6 Chord Worksheet38:47
Explore open chords and fretboard mapping within the C major scale, leading to A minor, with an Excel-based worksheet for constructing 1–4–5 major and 2–3–6 minor chords and pentatonic relationships.
2120 Open Chords - C Major Scale – A Minor 6 Chord Fingering28:07
Explore guitar open chords and the C major scale, master a minor fingering, and map the fretboard using an Excel workbook, linking major and minor modes.
2125 Open Chords - C Major Scale – A Minor 6 & Scales28:13
Explore open chords in the C major scale and the A minor six, map the fretboard with a workbook, and blend major and pentatonic shapes through practical fingering.
2130 Open Chords - C Major Scale – A Minor 6 Intervals35:47
Explore open chords in the C major scale, map the fretboard with absolute letter-number and relative interval systems, and analyze A minor six, major/minor chord intervals, and related pentatonic context.
2135 Open Chords - C Major Scale – B Diminished 7 Chord Worksheet35:28
Map the fretboard in the key of C using open chords from the C major scale, including B diminished seven chord shapes and the major and minor chords.
2140 Open Chords - C Major Scale – B Diminished 7 Chord Fingering32:28
Explore open chord shapes in C major, map the fretboard with Excel, and finger B diminished seventh within C major, highlighting resolutions back to home and the circle of thirds.
2145 Open Chords - C Major Scale – B Diminished 7 Chord Intervals33:00
Explore chords in the key of C, map the fretboard with a workbook, and analyze C major, F, G, D minor, E minor, A minor, and B diminished seventh intervals.

2300 Pentatonic & Major or Minor Scale Positions Worksheet40:35
2310 Pentatonic Scale Fret 5 Fingering32:46
Explore fret-five pentatonic fingering and map C major scale chords on guitar, moving from open positions to the middle fret five, linking major and A minor pentatonic ideas.
2315 Pentatonic Scale Fret 5 Intervals36:43
Map the fret-five pentatonic scale and related open- and middle-fret chords in the key of C, while mastering interval theory and musical alphabet naming.
2320 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Fingering37:07
Master fret five fingering for C major and A minor scales, map the fretboard from open-position chords to the major scale, and connect pentatonic patterns to Aeolian and Dorian modes.
2325 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Intervals44:10
Explore mapping the fretboard with Excel to visualize the C major and A minor scales, open-position chords, and pentatonic positions, using intervals, numbering, and chord-construction concepts.
2330 A Minor Scale & Related Modes Fret 5 – Intervals37:52
Explore the a minor scale and related modes across the fretboard, focusing on fret five intervals, and the pentatonic and major scale relationships with chord constructions.
2335 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Target C Major Chord30:09
Map the guitar fretboard with Excel to connect the C major scale and A minor scale at fret five, then target the C major chord through open and pentatonic positions.
2340 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Target F Major Chord41:45
Map the guitar fretboard in Excel to visualize the C major and A minor scales, build chords including the F major, and connect pentatonic shapes to the major scale.
2345 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Target G Major Chord42:22
Explore guitar fretboard mapping with a C major and A minor scale on fret five, targeting the G major chord, using Excel to visualize notes, chords, pentatonics, and modes.
2350 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Target D Minor Chord43:51
Map the guitar fretboard in Excel from C major and A minor scale shapes up to fret five, targeting the D minor chord, and explore the major and pentatonic relationships.
2355 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Target E Minor Chord44:40
Map the guitar fretboard with Excel to illuminate C major scale and chords, target E minor at fret five, explore pentatonic patterns, and connect open-position shapes across related modes.
2360 C Major-A Minor Scale Fret 5 – Target A Minor Chord35:10
Map the guitar fretboard with Excel to visualize notes, scales, and chords in C major and A minor. Explore open-position and middle-fret shapes, pentatonic patterns, and relative minor relationships.

2365 C Major - A Minor Pentatonic Scale Fret 7 Fingering35:47
Explore C major and the A minor pentatonic scale with fret seven fingering, mapping the fretboard, open position chords, and pentatonic and major scale relationships.
2370 C Major - A Minor Pentatonic Scale Fret 7 Intervals38:59
Explore mapping the guitar fretboard in Excel, linking C major chords to the A minor pentatonic scale across open position and position two. Master interval numbering, scale construction, and fingering.
2375 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Fingering29:33
Explore how to finger C major and A minor scales, including fret 7 fingering and open position and pentatonic shapes, using an Excel fretboard map to visualize notes, scales, and chords.
2380 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Intervals47:19
Map the C major and A minor scales on the guitar fretboard from open position to position two, using pentatonic shapes, the Caged system, and Excel-based interval mapping.
2385 A Minor Scale Fret 7 Intervals36:07
Map a minor scale and intervals from fret seven using Excel, linking notes to chords and positions, and compare major and minor interval concepts in absolute and relative terms.
2390 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Focusing on the C Note31:50
Map the C major and A minor scales across the guitar fretboard, focusing on fret seven and the C note, with open positions, pentatonic and major shapes, and chord voicings.
2395 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Focusing on the F Note40:50
Explore the C major scale across open position and fret 7, focusing on the F note, and learn chords, modes (including Lydian), and voice-leading within four-chord shapes.
2400 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Focusing on the G Note42:01
Explore the C major scale and its related modes from open position through fret seven, focusing on the G note with scale shapes, pentatonic patterns, and G-centered chord positions.
2405 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Focusing on the D Note42:05
Learn to center the D note within the C major scale across open and fret seven positions using Dorian-focused arpeggios, chords, and pivot connections between shapes.
2410 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Focusing on the E Note40:59
Map the C major scale and its modes across open positions and fret seven, focusing on the E note, its E minor chord, Phrygian feel, and related pentatonic ideas.
2415 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 7 Focusing on the A Note45:53
Explore the C major scale and related modes, map chords in open and seventh-fret positions, and focus on the A minor tonality at fret 7 with related shapes and pivots.

2420 C Major - A Minor Pentatonic Scale Fret 9 Fingering32:42
Master C major and A minor pentatonic fingering at fret 9, map pentatonic shapes across the fretboard, and connect them to open chords and barre or power chords.
2425 C Major - A Minor Pentatonic Scale Fret 9 Intervals46:40
Discover how to navigate the C major scale and the A minor pentatonic across guitar positions, with interval naming, chord constructions, and fret 9 insights.
2430 C Major - A Minor 7 Note Scale Fret 9 Fingering29:33
Master the C major scale and related modes across fretboard positions, learning open position, G/E/D shapes, and pentatonic contrasts, with fingering practice and Excel-backed scenario notes.
2435 C Major - A Minor 7 Note Scale Fret 9 Intervals45:51
2440 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 9 Focusing on the C Note36:04
Explore the c major scale and a minor scale at fret 9, focusing on the c note, mapping open-position chords and caged shapes (g-shaped, e-shaped, d-shaped), and mastering neck transitions.
2445 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 9 Focusing on the F Note42:15
2450 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 9 Focusing on the G Note45:26
2455 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 9 Focusing on the D Note51:51
2460 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 9 Focusing on the E Note56:50
2465 C Major - A Minor Scale Fret 9 Focusing on the A Note54:02

2470 C Major - A Minor Pentatonic Scale Fret 0 & 12 Fingering34:03
Explore the C major scale and related modes across open position and fretboard shapes. Learn A minor pentatonic patterns, chord mapping, and fretboard fingering with open-position concepts.
2475 C Major - A Minor Pentatonic Scale Fret 0 & 12 Intervals47:34
Explore the C major scale and its related modes, open-position and fret 12 pentatonic shapes, and master interval naming and chord constructions for fluently mapping scales on guitar.
2480 C Major - A Minor 7 Note Scale Fret 0 & 12 Fingering42:31
Explore C major and a minor seven-note scale across open position and fret 12, mastering pentatonic and major scale shapes, fingering patterns, and related modes on guitar.

3010 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet26:04
Build an Excel-based fretboard worksheet that maps notes, the musical alphabet, and intervals. Visualize complement and parallel modes across keys to understand guitar fretboard relationships.
3014 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 223:38
Design and build a complement and parallel worksheet in Excel for mapping the guitar fretboard, intervals, and modes, with the musical alphabet and notes for visual comparison.
3016 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 330:43
Learn to map the musical alphabet and fretboard in excel, then create a complementary parallel interval worksheet that visualizes intervals relative to a root using formulas like if and xlookup.
3018 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 433:11
Explore using Excel to map guitar interval and mode concepts, building a major (ionian) scale and related worksheets, with roman numerals to identify major, minor, and diminished chords.
3020 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 530:27
Explore intervals and modes by building an Excel circular fretboard and parallel worksheet, mapping the musical alphabet and seven-note scales from C, and analyzing major and minor triads.
3022 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 637:07
Learn to map intervals and modes in Excel by building a complementary and parallel worksheet from the key of C, deriving Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian.
3024 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 719:51
3026 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 834:36
Learn to build and map interval and mode worksheets in Excel for guitar, linking complement and parallel modes to a circular scale, chords, and fretboard concepts.
3028 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 925:03
Build a circular major scale with related modes using a complement and parallel worksheet, identifying intervals and chord quality (major/minor) across Phrygian, Dorian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian.
3030 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 1029:38
Learn to visualize intervals and modes by building a 12-note circle in Excel, starting with the major scale and exploring complement and parallel worksheets across all 12 notes.
3032 Interval & Modes – Complement & Parallel Worksheet Part 1139:36
Explore guitar interval and mode concepts using an Excel-based complement and parallel worksheet, building a 12-note major scale circle to map whole and half steps across keys.

Requirements

Familiarity with Excel: While advanced Excel skills are not required, a basic understanding of how to navigate and use Microsoft Excel will be helpful. Participants should know how to open and save files, enter data into cells, and navigate between different parts of the worksheet.
Access to a Guitar: Participants need to have a guitar available for practice and application of the concepts taught in the course.
Access to Microsoft Excel: A computer with Microsoft Excel installed is required to participate in the course and complete the exercises.
Openness to Learning: A willingness to learn and an open mind are crucial, as this course takes a unique approach to guitar theory.
Commitment to Practice: As with any musical endeavor, regular practice is key to understanding and mastering the concepts taught in the course.
Internet Connection: If the course is taken online, a stable internet connection is required to access course materials and participate in any live sessions.
Desire to Explore Music Creatively: A passion for exploring music and a desire to understand the guitar on a deeper level will enhance the learning experience.
Patience and Persistence: Learning music theory and Excel simultaneously can be challenging, so patience and persistence are essential.

Description

Discover a groundbreaking approach to mastering guitar music theory with a course designed for aspiring guitarists ready to explore the fretboard like never before. By leveraging the untapped potential of Microsoft Excel, a tool rarely associated with music theory, this course offers a fresh and innovative perspective that will change the way you perceive and play the guitar.

This course is not your typical music theory class. We understand that the guitar fretboard can be viewed as a spreadsheet, making Excel an exceptional tool to deepen your understanding and unlock new potentials. From constructing detailed Excel worksheets that mirror the guitar fretboard, to mapping out chords and scales, this course ensures a comprehensive and hands-on learning experience.

The first section of the course is dedicated to building a robust Excel worksheet that will serve as your guide and companion throughout your musical journey. Whether you're keen on enhancing your Excel skills or solely focused on the music theory aspect, this course caters to you. We provide step-by-step guidance for constructing the worksheet, ensuring you grasp the fundamentals of both Excel and music theory. For those more inclined towards the theory, a completed copy of the worksheet is provided at each stage, allowing you to dive straight into the musical exploration.

In a unique twist, the worksheet is formatted with the lowest guitar string at the top, mirroring the way most guitarists visually perceive the fretboard while playing. This intuitive layout ensures a seamless transition from theory to practice, enhancing your ability to visualize and navigate the fretboard with ease.

As the course progresses, we delve into the key of C in open position, unraveling its mysteries with unparalleled detail. You will learn to construct and analyze each chord within this key, mapping them onto the fretboard, fingering the positions, and understanding their relationship with the C Major scale. By contrasting the C Major Scale with the scale of each chord, you gain a holistic understanding of musical relationships and patterns, enriching your theoretical knowledge and practical skills simultaneously.

This is more than just a course; it's an innovative journey that blends the power of Excel with the beauty of guitar music theory, ensuring you emerge with a solid foundation and a new-found appreciation for the fretboard. Join us on this unique adventure and transform your approach to guitar theory and practice!

Who this course is for:

Guitarists Seeking a Deeper Understanding: Guitar players who have mastered the basics but want to delve deeper into the theory behind the music, gaining a more comprehensive understanding of scales, chords, and progressions.
Music Theory Enthusiasts: Individuals with an interest in music theory who are looking for innovative and practical ways to apply theoretical concepts directly to the guitar.
Excel Users Interested in Music: Those proficient in Excel who are interested in exploring its applications beyond the traditional office setting, particularly in creative and musical domains.
Self-Learners: Individuals who prefer a hands-on, interactive learning style, and are looking for a course that provides practical skills and knowledge that can be applied immediately to their guitar playing.
Music Educators: Teachers and instructors looking for new and engaging methods to introduce or reinforce music theory concepts to their students.
Songwriters and Composers: Musicians involved in songwriting or composition who want to enhance their understanding of how different chords and scales can be used effectively in their work.
Technology Enthusiasts: Those who have an interest in exploring unconventional uses of software like Excel, particularly in artistic and musical contexts.
Beginner Excel Users: Individuals with basic Excel skills who are looking to improve their proficiency while also learning about music theory.
Creatives Looking for a New Approach: Artists, musicians, and creatives who are always on the lookout for innovative approaches to enhance their skills and understanding of their craft.
Lifelong Learners: Anyone with a curiosity about music and technology, and a desire to learn something new and unconventional.

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Create Excel Worksheet Tool15 lectures • 5hr 46min

Open Chords Built from the C Major Scale26 lectures • 14hr 6min

Pentatonic & Major or Minor Scale Position Fret 5 (Position 1 or G Shape)12 lectures • 7hr 47min

Pentatonic & Major or Minor Scale Fret 7 (Position 2 or E Shape)11 lectures • 7hr 11min

Pentatonic & Major or Minor Scale - Fret 9 (Position 3 or D Shape)10 lectures • 7hr 21min

Pentatonic & Major or Minor Scale - Frets 0 & 12 (Position 4 or C Shape)3 lectures • 2hr 4min

Interval & Modes Worksheet Creation - Complement & Parallel Modes11 lectures • 5hr 30min

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Who this course is for: