Day 55
Dorian Scale Part II
Learning the Pattern
Today we will cover the rest of the Dorian scale which we
started on Day 54. We will add the
higher notes and play the scale all the way through from bottom to top. The
physical aspect of this scale in its entirety should not be overly challenging
to you at this point. Though as I have stated, I would highly recommend putting
some energy into remembering what sound and pattern you are using. Here is the
full scale.
Playing Through
By now you know which fingers go where based on fret span.
If you can play through the scale enough to memorize it, then that is ideally
what you would want to do. If you are not able to memorize it, then that is
fine, just be sure to continue to practicing the scale in days to come. You
should also be doing this with scales you have learned in the past.
Review Questions
1. What is the
difference in sound between a minor and major chord?
2. What do the
horizontal lines on a scale chart represent?
3. What do the red
dots on a scale chart represent?
4. If you have two
notes on the same string with a fret span of two, which two fingers should you
use to play the notes?
5. List the three
notes on the sixth string from the scale given in this lesson.
Related Posts
Day 50. Learning the Notes of the Fourth String (D)
Day 51. G Chord Variations
Day 52. C Chord Variations
Day 53. D Chord Variations
Day 54. Dorian Scale Part I
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