Well the G Harmonic Minor scale is no different.
So firstly if we revisit the articles on both the G Major and G Minor scales, we can recall that there is a formula that is used to construct these scales. How The G Harmonic Minor Scale Is Constructed There are also some great additional resources like this one (Affiliate Link) that you can use alongside this article to help you further your knowledge and improve your fluency when playing scales all over the fretboard.
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The rest of this article will teach you how to understand the scale, how to play it in multiple positions over the fretboard and how to use it within a musical context. Numerous ways in which we can play the scale all over the fretboard and most importantly how to use the scale in a musical context. As Bass Players I tend to find that when we learn a new scale we typically learn a specific pattern on the fretboard.īut what we do not learn is how the scale itself is constructed. This is indeed one of the ways in which you can play the G Harmonic Minor scale on the fretboard.
The G Harmonic Minor scale consists of 7 notes G A Bb C D Eb F# and can be played by played by fretting the 3rd, 5th and 6th frets of the E string, the 3rd, 5th and 6th frets of the A string and the 4th and 5th frets of the D string and this is known as the 1st position. You will usually find the scale being used by rock and metal guitarists within their soloing, but it can also be extremely useful to us as Bass Players. The G Harmonic Minor scale is very similar to the G Minor scale with one particular difference! The difference is the raised 7th which gives the G Harmonic minor scale a very distinctive sound.
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