by Michael Rizk | Dec 1, 2016 | Music Theory |
What Is The Circle of Fifths In this article I won’t go into too much theoretical detail and will summarize how guitarists can use the circle of fifths to their advantage as a quick reference guide and for composition. What Is The Circle of Fifths on Face Value... by joey | Nov 17, 2016 | Music Theory |
I have been playing on and off for over 5 years. I can play chords and do lots of cool little tricks within that area, I can finger pick in several patterns pretty well, and I have an excellent sense for beat and rhythm. I know very little music theory. My main... by Amber | Oct 25, 2016 | Music Theory |
Hi Mike, When I improvise, or play with others in a band setting and im asked to solo / jam or come up with a melody to something I always start with finding the key , and then playing the respective pentatonic scale over it. What I then do is listen to the music and... by Michael Rizk | Oct 8, 2016 | Music Theory |
Hi Guitarists Forming Chord progressions is an easy process when generating progressions in the same key. All you need to know is which chords belong to which key and combine them together in any order and voila! You have a chord progression. To find this information... by Michael Rizk | Aug 19, 2016 | Music Theory |
Hi Guitarists After posting about how Major chords are formed from the Major scales I’ve received requests to do the same thing for Minor scale chords. Natural Minor Let’s us the A Minor (natural) key as an example: The scale of A Minor is A B C D E F G... 
by Michael Rizk | Aug 15, 2016 | Music Theory |
Guitar Modes Want to know what guitar modes are and how to play them? You’ve come to the right place The diagram in this article is one of the best images/patterns I’ve come across for all guitar modes in the one spot It is very much worth our while to...
