Harmonic Minor Scale Forms Pt.1 - Advanced Guitar Lesson

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Uploaded by on Mar 24, 2010

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This lesson begins our study of harmonic minor scales. I have formatted all of the harmonic minor scales as 3-notes per string scale forms so you can more thoroughly learn learn the harmonic minor scale all over the neck. This particular lesson concentrates on the first 3 forms.

A FREE PDF TAB download for this lesson is available from the main site at http://www.GuitarLessons365.com. You can easily find it in the advanced guitar lessons archive. While you are at the main site, be sure to check out the tons of other FREE video guitar lessons.

Your support and donations at http://www.GuitarLessons365.com are what will enable me to continue these lessons long into the future. Thanks!! Carl..

Lesson Taught By: Carl Brown

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  • Diagrams would have been easier than trying to see what fingers are pressing what notes and then inverting them into one's mind but, the information, once retained, was quite interesting. Surely not the simplest scales to play and not immediately musical but they are interesting and useful. I quickly created my own patterns which resembled typical minor scales, which are much easier to play. Surely I will regret not being another Yngwie but, the guy kinda sucks anyways.

  • @1971SuperLead Hey, the diagrams are at my main site. You can find the link in the description. Thanks!!

  • were can i find ALL the sacales

  • @hecknot14 Do you mean the TAB for all seven of the harmonic minor forms? :)

  • @GuitarLessons365 yes please

  • @hecknot14 Oh, all you need to do is go to my main site, you will find the link in the sidebar of my Youtube channel. When you get to the site click on Lesson Archives at the top of the page. Then click on Advanced Lessons Archive. You will see the lesson for this video there, clicking on the lesson will give you the link to download the PDF of the scales. Have Fun!! carl..

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  • what chords should be played in the backing track when you play the harmonic minor scales?

  • what forms do I use for the natural minor scale?

  • sry im a noob at guitar is this a type of mode and if so what is the name?

  • I think you all use the same notes but you use different patterns.... in another video i saw similar patterns but he played ( your first pattern) the same on the e-string then the same on a... and continued with 4- 5 on the d string, 2-3-5 on the g-string, 3-4 on the b-string and 2-3-5 on e .... that was one thing which confused me by watching these videos. It was just another kind of scale..... i hope i´m right and you understand what i´m trying to explain.

  • @halobenders84 I didn't talk shit. In fact, I said the video was very interesting. I just wished there were diagrams.

  • @halobenders84 and what are you doing here? Not sucking?

  • im am trying to improve my playing to the next level and i think this scale will help me a lot with synchronizing and alternate picking.

    thanks alot for the tutorial! :D

    ive only played for like 3 years, so do you have any tip on how i can get better at soloing? when i am trying to improvise it sounds very sloppy and not so fluid, how do i practice it??

  • @GuitarLessons365 thats very helpful your videos are great!thanks for taking your time on answering my question i appreciated!

    keep rocking!

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