Jazz Guitar Basics Free Lessons

PENTATONIC MAJOR SCALE / PENTATONIC MINOR SCALE

The Pentatonic Scale is obtained by removing the 4th and 7th from the Natural Major Natural.

All major scales will have a relative minor and all minor scales will wave a relative major as the Natural Major Scale / Natual Minor Scale.

To reach the minor scale, go down 1.5 tones from the key of the major scale.
To reach to the major scale, go down 1.5 tones from the key of the minor scale.

NATURAL MAJOR SCALE / NATURAL MINOR SCALE

The natural minor scale is relative to the natural major scale. It has the same notes but in another order.

All major scales will have a relative minor and all minor scales will have a relative major.

To reach the minor scale, go down 1.5 tones from the key of the major scale.
To reach to the major scale, go down 1.5 tones from the key of the minor scale.

Essential Jazz Guitar Chords With Root in 4th String

The red dots with (R) represents the root and the black dots with (3) (5) (7) represents the chord tones.

To play chord in other keys move the chord root (R) to the note you need.

Essential Jazz Guitar Chords With Root in 5th String

The red dots with (R) represents the root and the black dots with (3) (5) (7) represents the chord tones.

To play chord in other keys move the chord root (R) to the note you need.

Essential Jazz Guitar Chords With Root in 6th String

The red dots with (R) represents the root and the black dots with (3) (5) (7) represents the chord tones.

To play chord in other keys move the chord root (R) to the note you need.