Guitar Lesson: Diminished Licks Over an E7 Groove

Home  ·  Guitar Gear  ·  Guitar Lessons  ·  Guitar Tab  ·  Basics  ·  Books  ·  Videos  ·  Software  ·  Articles  ·  News  ·  Links
WholeNote.com
Easily the best guitar site on the Web!

Free Newsletter
Specials on guitar gear, sheet music, videos, and more!

Bookmark Us
Hit Control-D or click above to make us your home page!
-- Sponsored By --
ActiveMusician.com
* Guitar Specials *
Digitech Turbo Flange
Flanger Pedal
Ultrasound 30W Amp
Acoustic Practice Amp
M-Audio Delta 1010LT
Pro Sound Card
Police Guitar Tab
Guitar Transcriptions
Jazz Chord Bible
Complete Guide
Motley Crue Gtr Tab
Greatest Hits
Dave Navarro
1-on-1 Guitar Lesson
Tony Rice Method
Instructional DVD
Clapton CD-ROM
Play Like God!
Band in a Box 2005
Play-Along Software
Diminished Licks Over an E7 Groove
by Christopher Sung

Take The Full Interactive Lesson at WholeNote.com

• Return to Lesson Directory
• Email this lesson to a friend

Pages: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5

Because the diminished scale is symmetric, it's great for repeating motifs that ascend or descend. By symmetric, I mean that the scale actually repeats itself every three notes. What this means is that an E diminished scale has the exact same notes as an F# diminished scale, an A# diminished scale, and a C# diminished scale. In this case, we start an ascending repeating pattern in measure 2, and don't finish until the start of measure 4...


Play The Musical Example • Sound Problems?

Pages: 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5


Email this lesson to a friend
ActiveBass.com - The On-Line Bass Community

© 2001-2008 eTonal Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved.  Thanks for visiting ActiveGuitar.com. Check out ActiveMusician.com for guitars, amps, and effects, bass guitars, amps, and effects, music recording and pro audio equipment, sheet music, tablature and music books , music videos and music lesson videos, music software and recording software and finale-software.com as well.