Thirds (the building blocks)
Lesson time: (13min 34sec)
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This lesson is part of the course Fretboard Theory (Course 1)
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Lesson transcript:
Music Lesson
Introduction to Detergents in Tone
- Detergent: The tone is lighter.
- Medis Detergents: Derived from their tone.
Bringing in Concepts
- Vietnam: Good.
Enigma of Tones
- Von E nach R: This is the enigma.
- Von D nach D: This is the F minus A.
Kin Finger Knicken
- Mom Betsey:
- Das Eis Finger Roll or Dunim zwei Finger Zumbaispil.
- Middle Finger: Fitting Grundhorn.
- Ring Finger: Sest Unter Unkriefdj after Hauser.
Extended Concepts
- Im Estendilia:
- Side Cinderbund.
- Deserts: Fiat CenterPund.
- Citenbund: Cites Ms.
Conclusion
- Last but not least, detergents:
- After next inside the Einen Bundiefa drive sounds like this.
Overview
- While this is here behind:
- Hinterdim: Satl Wehre Eisenhower.
- Yesterday: Tone C had any crossed yet?
- E: The zwei Detone D had any Glynitriz F their Trune?
- E: Had any Glynite G.
Tone Specifics
- Der 50 Tone:
- F: Had any Grossetierz R?
- G: Had any Grosseterz?
Additional Notations
- Sextetun: R had an incline.
- Inner Hebd Siddur: Leiter has to die.
Tones
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Ganstone:
- D, E: Hype Tone F.
- Ganstone, Gonstone.
- Halptone: The Arton Light at Linkdam are here.
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Gryphon: We're filming Sextet stuff.
About the instructor
Frank Doll, born in 1972, studied at the Music College Regensburg before reading musicology, German and linguistics at the University of Regensburg. Drawn back to the guitar, he went on to train at the Munich Guitar Institute (MGI). He has worked as an instrumental teacher since 1998, alongside countless performances at home and abroad across rock, pop, musical theatre and light music. He currently teaches in the music stream at the Edith-Stein-Realschule in Parsberg and has run the Musikwerkstatt Frauenberg since 2006. On MusicGurus his German-language Griffbrett Theorie courses map the guitar fretboard systematically - intervals, chord shapes, modal positions and applied theory - for players who want to understand the neck, not just memorise shapes. read more