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- Contents -
About the Author
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Basics
The Natural Note
Pitch Notation
Accidentals
Enharmonic Equivalents
-Worksheet 1:Fretboard Knowledge,Natural Notes and Accidentals
Ledger Lines
-Worksheet 2:Fretboard Knowledge and Pitch Notation
Time Notation
The Rules for Accidentals; Introducing Naturals
Triplets
Meter
Odd Time
-Worksheet 3:Time Notation
Chapter 2: Scales, Keys and Key Signatures
The Major Scale
Key signatures
The Cycle of 4ths and 5ths
-Worksheet 4:Major Scales and Key Signatures
Relative Minor Keys
The Natural Minor Scale
Parallel Minor Keys
-Worksheet 5:Relative Major and Minor;Parallel Minor
Chapter 3: Intervals
Major and Perfect Intervals
Minor Intervals
Diminished and Augmented Intervals
Inverting Inervals
-Worksheet 6:Intervals and Interval Inversions
Chapter 4: Introducing Chords
Triads
-Worksheet 7:Triads
Inverting Triads
-Worksheet 8:Inverted Triads
Diatonic Triads in Major Keys
Diatonic Triads in Minor Keys(Natural Minor Scale)
-Worksheet 9:Diatonic Triads
Chapter 5: 7th Chords
-Worksheet 10:7th Chords
Inverting 7th Chords
-Worksheet 11:Inverting 7th Chords
Diatonic 7th Chords in Major Keys
Diatonic 7th Chords in Minor Keys
-Worksheet 12:Diatomic 7th Chords
The Diminished 7th Chord
-Worksheet 13:Diminished 7th Chords
Chapter 6: Pentatonic Scales
Major Pentatonic Scale
Minor Pentatonic Scale
-Worksheet 14:Pentatonic Scales
The Blues Scale
The Altered Blues Scale
-Worksheet 15:Blues and Altered Blues Scales
Chapter 7: Modes of The Major Scale
Ionian
Dorian
Phrygian
Lydian
Mixolydian
Aeolian
Locrian
-Worksheet 16:Modes of the Major Scale
Chapter 8: Expanding Your Chord Vocabulary
6th Chords
Extended Chords
Suspended Chords
Altered Major, Minor and Dominant Chords
-Worksheet 17: 6th, Extended, Add 9, Sus and Altered Chords
Chapter 9: Two More Minor Scales
The Minor Harmonic Minor Scale
Modes of the Harmonic Minor Scale
-Worksheet 18: The Harmonic Minor Scale
The Melodic Minor Scale
Modes of the Melodic Minor Scale
-Worksheet 19: The Melodic Minor Scale
Symmetrical Scales
Diminished Scales
Chapter 10: Chord Progreessions
The Primary Chords-I,IV and V
Diatonic Chord Progresions in Major Keys
Diatonic Chord Progressions in Minor Deys
-Worksheet 20: Chord Progressions
Chapter 11: More Chord Progressions
The ii-V-I Progression
Secondary Dominants
Tritone Substitutions
Borrowed Harmony
Modulation
Worksheet 21: Primary Chords, ii-V-I Progressions, Secondary Dominants and TritoneSubstitutions
Chapter 12: Passing Tones and Approach Notes
Passing Tones
Approach Notes
Double-Chromatic Approaches
Scale-Step Approaches
Combining Scale and Chomatic Approaches
Surround Approaches
Dominant Approaches
-Worksheet 22: Approach Note
Chapter 13: The 12-Bar Blues
The Major 12-Bar Blues
The Quick IV
More Variations
Tumarounds and Endings
-Worksheet 23: Major and Minor Blues
Jazz-Blues
Jazz-Blues Variations
-Worksheet 24:Jazz-Blues
Chapter 14: Rhythm Changes
Alternate Bridge
-Worksheet 25: Rhythm Changes
Chapter 15: Bebop Scales
Major Bebop Scale
Minor Bebop Scale
Chapter 16: Revisiting Slash Chords
Descending Bass Lines for One Chord
Descending Bass Lines for Multiple Chords
Common Tones
Pedal Tones
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