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In this lesson we will take a look at major scale patterns, positions and essential theory for this foundational guitar scale.
Herein lies the real strength of guitar scale patterns: a single pattern can be moved up and down the fretboard in order to play the same scale (e.g. major scale) with any tonic note (e.g. C major scale, D major scale, Bb major scale, etc.).
Scales serve as very useful exercises to develop technique and coordination, and are essential building blocks for being able to improvise on the guitar. This eBook contains the most important scale patterns to learn and memorize: Major, Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor, Minor Pentatonic, and Major Pentatonic.
Guitar scales reference page, with diagrams, notation & TAB. Learn to play common & exotic scales in every key. Pentatonic, blues, modes, jazz, & many more.
GuitarScale.org present scales by pictures and supplementary information. You can choose between many categories of scales for guitar and bass guitar. The scales are presented on diagrams with graphical fingerboard representation and — if nothing else is mentioned — based on standard tuning.
Learning scale patterns on the guitar can be tough! Most guitar players who come to me for help already know one or two pentatonic scale patterns. Usually it’s the Minor pentatonic pattern one scale, you know the “blues box” pattern.
Scale patterns add an extra level of technical and cognitive difficulty to the process of mastering scales. A scale pattern is simply a numerical rearrangement of the notes of a particular scale. The Major scale, for example, has seven notes, which can be represented by the numbers 1 to 7.
