Note Theory has been recieving a ton of hits from these forums. I appreciatte the support. Right now, I am averaging 300 unique visitors a day... that's amazing. I have alot of content planned, and even some reviews and giveaways in the near future. Make sure you bookmark it and check back a few times a week.
Two more lessons online: The Major Scale From The Beginning and Major Scales Part 2 - Chords
The other two lessons have recieved very solid response; Circle of Fifths Demystified and the D-A-F Roadmap (being able to play 3 different positions of any major chord)
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Thanks,
Gishdog
http://notetheory.blogspot.com
I'm always just a tad suspicious of folks with 2 or 3 posts on a site who then promote their own. Usually with fairly good reason.
From your site...
"It's that simple. These are all notes that can be played in the key of C major without sounding like they don't belong.
Another example, F major:
F - G - A - A# - C - D - E - F"
Major scales are diatonic.
That means you never have the same letter twice - you can't have A and A# in the same major scale.
Pardon me if I don't bookmark.
Guitar teacher offering lessons in Plainfield IL
I'm always just a tad suspicious of folks with 2 or 3 posts on a site who then promote their own. Usually with fairly good reason.
From your site...
"It's that simple. These are all notes that can be played in the key of C major without sounding like they don't belong.
Another example, F major:
F - G - A - A# - C - D - E - F"
Major scales are diatonic.
That means you never have the same letter twice - you can't have A and A# in the same major scale.
Pardon me if I don't bookmark.
Fair enough... I created the post at work and didn't proofread very carefully... A# = Bb. Sorry for the mistake. I will make the correction and move on. This site is
a free site, so you can't really lose anything by going to it... If I make an error (and we all do at some point) then I will make the correction.
Gishdog
http://notetheory.blogspot.com
