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Phrygian Scale Patterns for Guitar


    A scale reference for Phrygian Scale box shapes (the 3rd mode of the Major Scale). These are the five shapes/patterns for the Phrygian scale on guitar:

    1


    2


    3


    4



    5



    PRACTICE TIPS

    1. Pick a key.

    2. Locate the note on a string.

    3. Overlay the pattern with the 'R' falling on the note of a chosen key.

    4. Play pattern up and down then pick another key.

    5. Practice ONE shape a day and spend 2mins learning the pattern and moving it around to different keys.

    If this all seems confusing then check out my free lessons onFretboard Knowledge: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.


    I hope you have found this useful, let me know in the comments :)


    Recommended Reading:


     
     

    Dorian Scale Patterns for Guitar


      A scale reference for Dorian Scale box shapes (the 2nd mode of the Major Scale). These are the five shapes/patterns for the Dorian scale on guitar:


      1


      2



      3



      4


      5



      PRACTICE TIPS

      1. Pick a key.

      2. Locate the note on a string.

      3. Overlay the pattern with the 'R' falling on the note of a chosen key.

      4. Play pattern up and down then pick another key.

      5. Practice ONE shape a day and spend 2mins learning the pattern and moving it around to different keys.

      If this all seems confusing then check out my free lessons onFretboard Knowledge: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

      I hope you have found this useful, let me know in the comments :)



      Recommended Reading:

       
       

      Melodic Minor Scale Patterns for Guitar

        Updated: Aug 17, 2018


        A scale reference for Melodic Minor Scale box shapes. These are the five shapes/patterns for the Melodic Minor scale on guitar, based off the CAGED System:

        1 (D Shape)


        2 (C Shape)


        3 (A Shape)


        4 (G Shape)


        5 (E Shape)



        PRACTICE TIPS

        1. Pick a key.

        2. Locate the note on a string.

        3. Overlay the pattern with the 'R' falling on the note of a chosen key.

        4. Play pattern up and down then pick another key.

        5. Practice ONE shape a day and spend 2mins learning the pattern and moving it around to different keys.

        If this all seems confusing then check out my free lessons onFretboard Knowledge: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.


        I hope you have found this useful, let me know in the comments :)


        Recommended Reading:


         
         

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