One Thing You Need To Know About The Harmonic Minor Scale

Friend,

I have GOBS.

That’s a new acronym I just invented just
right now. It stands for: “Guitar on the Brain Syndrome”.

I say this because it’s Monday morning
and I can’t stop thinking about guitar!

Butchaknowwhat?

I think its good when you can’t stop thinking
about something… Whether its guitar, another
hobby, a special person…

It means you are passionate!

True, there is a fine line between passion and obsession,
but that’s another story for another day.

This weekend I was sitting at home,
noodling around on the harmonic
minor scale. Ya know, going to a different scale is always
a good tactic when you’re bored on the guitar
and want to figure out something new and exciting.

Not that I’ve never played this scale before but
I wanted to take my knowledge of it to the next
level.

One thing I noticed is that the scale has two whole
step intervals together, just like the natural
minor scale (C-D-E).

This is an easily recognizable fretboard pattern.

Then, I said to myself, ok where are all the C notes
on the neck?

From top to bottom, C is on the frets:

8
3
10
5
1
8

Important to know that. I stress the importance
of fretboard knowledge and all the subtle ways
you really should know your fretboard inside
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After figuring out a few things, I spent some
time practicing with the guitar scale system too.
What’s nice is that there is already a “vamp”
for harmonic minor in every key.

Messing around on this scale was a nice change
of pace from my usual practice that I’ve been
doing lately, which is building up my picking speed.

Actually, for that, I’ve been using the guitar
scale system as well too — the physical training part.

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Well thats it for now.

I gotta run for the moment, but stay tuned
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Rock on as always…

have a great week! – Claude

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