#beginnerguitarplayer

Hi everyone,

Another essential scale in the series of 3NPS for shredding: the natural Minor scale.

The chart is already available in all 3 common variations that I usually produce:

with beginner-friendly note names

as generic intervals

and as flat style notes for those who like it clean!

Download them all here (variations are linked down at the bottom)

Hope you have fun with it!

Let's continue the series of learning 3NPS scales by comparison. This time it's all about Mixolydian mode!

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In the near future I will post a variation with beginner-friendly notes names as well, so check back later!

Here's my next chart to help you visualize how each of the 5 CAGED shapes of C-Major pentatonic scale connects to the next one like a puzzle. Comes in 2 flavors: 13 frets and 22 frets. 13-fret version highlights the 5 CAGED shapes without repetition and takes as much horizontal space of the page as possible to appear big and bold while the other one features CAGED shapes across the entire fretboard, repeating all 5 patterns almost twice and thus unlocking all shapes' connection points and not just in the first half of the fretboard. The circles have scale note names. Root tones have a stronger visual emphasis to provide soloing landmarks and a better overview of the shape's primary "anchor points" to help you memorize and internalize all 5 patterns.

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If you follow the link there is also a variation of the same reference with intervals instead of the note names.

This compilation contains all the main chords from not 1 but 3 musical Keys (A-major, G-major and D-major) which means the number of songs you can play with them is enormous—think thousands! Chords this collection: C, A, G, E, D, Em, Am. I’ve mindfully removed all distractions to let you focus on just placing your fingers and actually playing the chords.

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Highlights: ■ For beginners with little-to-no experience ■ Easily playable "open" triad chords ■ Both major ("happy") and minor ("sad") chords ■ Shows which fingers to use ■ Chords that are used by popular songs ■ Mix of "Keys" that cover a wide range of songs

Here is a lovely testimonial that Karen gave us just after five months of lessons with us.  Even as a beginner guitarist, you can begin to play full songs and sing along if that is your goal. We aim to help our students with their playing so they become a musician rather than just have the ability to play a few songs. 

If you are frustrated with your progress on the guitar and don’t want to spend endless hours in the dark trying to get good at playing. If you want to see some real results, and you are based in East London. Then contact us at Acoustic Guitar Lessons in East London to see how we can help improve your guitar play for the better. We teach different styles of acoustic guitar playing in East London, so contact us to see how we can help you with our Guitar Lessons in East London. 

We look forward to hearing from you and finding out how we can help you to improve and transform your guitar playing.