Klaus Crow, Author at GUITARHABITS

G Major Scale – 2nd Position

Dear fellow guitar players, today I want to teach you how to play the 2nd position of the major scale. Learning the major scale is crucial if you want to become an accomplished guitar player.

2nd Position Major Scale

Once you’ve learned the 1st position of the major scale you can continue your journey by learning the 2nd position, also referred to as the D-shape position of the major scale. (See video lesson for more details on that).

Below are the TABS and the video lesson where I explain the entire lick slowly and in close up.

You’re gonna get a lot out of this.

Have fun!

Beautiful Pentatonic Blues Lick in the Key of A

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Hi everyone, Today you’re gonna learn an easy cool blues lick with a nice flavor to it. It’s lovely weather outside and this lick represents how I feel today. This is a blues lick I really like. I hope you like it too!

In this video, I’ll take you through every step of playing this beautiful lick, from the fret positions and fingerings to the phrasing and picking technique. With clear instructions and close-up shots of the fretboard, you’ll be able to follow along and master this classic blues lick in no time.

Beautiful Pentatonic Blues Lick in the Key of A

The blues lick is in the key of A and is a pentatonic lick with an added 6th note. The added 6th (6th note of the A major scale) gives the lick that tasteful sweetness to make it sound more interesting.

Below are the Tabs and the accompanying video lesson.

TABS

Grab your guitar and get ready to add a touch of bluesy elegance to your playing. Watch the tutorial now and start playing this beautiful blues lick like a pro.

Enjoy!

Weekend Licks – Easy Minor Pentatonic Blues Lick

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Hi everyone, Welcome to “Weekend Licks”!!! Today we have an easy sweet tasting A minor pentatonic blues lick that will fit right into your blues playing.

EASY MINOR PENTATONIC BLUES LICK

The blues lick is an easy lick that is great for beginners and intermediate players as well. You can play it over a A blues shuffle or a 12 bar blues in the key of A. It’s all good.

Below are the TABS and the video lesson where I explain the entire lick slowly and in close up.

Enjoy and have a wonderful weekend ya’ll!

How to Play and Learn the G Major Scale

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Hi lovely people, today I want to teach you how to play the major scale, in particular the G major scale. The G major scale (1st position) is the best scale to start out with when you’re learning a major scale on the guitar, because of how it is positioned on the guitar.

Once you know how to play the G major scale you can move it up and down the neck to every key you like.

How to Learn the G Major Scale – 1st Position

The best way to learn the major scale is by playing the 2 octave major scale.
Memorize the notes of the major scale
Learn the scale using the appropriate fingering
Learn the scale also with one finger to become conscious of where the notes are on the neck.

Below are the TABS and the video lesson where I explain everything in full detail.

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