Showing posts with label DADGAD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DADGAD. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Guitar news

I've been working lately developing good resources for guitar players wtiting tabs and notation on how to play country blues scales, some alternative blues chords and scales in the key of E and A.

I've also uploaded a few guitar recordings at www.acousticguitarist.wordpress.com and also www.the-guitarplayer.com

If you are interested in improving your playing you will find numerous documents in both open and normal tuning.

The tunings used are standard with a dropped D, DADGAD, CGCGCF

Tuesday, January 1, 2008

DADGAD D scale TAB Notation

I've added a DADGAD scale at the-guitarplayer.com

It's a standard D major scale. It's in TAB and notation including the guitar fingering

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

DADGAD COUNTRY BLUES SCALE

The DADGAD Country Blues scale that I've uploaded is available at www.the-guitarplayer.com/ in pdf format . This is what I refer to as a country blues scale. It is basically a B minor Blues scale but is very useable over a common chord pattern pattern in D suc as D , G A7 etc.



I have put a few musical twists in it instead of just having an ascending then descending to make it more musical to play


free_guitar_tab_scales There are also other DADGAD tabs for downloading at www.the-guitarplayer.com/

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Guitar DADGAD - scales

Guitar Blog latest news. For Acoustic and also electric guitarists.

I've been on holidays from this guitar blog for a while.

I have been concentrating on my other two blogs and testing TAB and music notation software.

For a DADGAD blues scale with interesting fingering go to www.acousticguitarist.wordpress.com

And no doubt you want something else a little unusual and inspiring, go to www.the-guitarplayer.com , there you will find a DADGAD eastern scale.

Both of the DADGAD scales are in simple printable Acrobat Reader .pdf formats.

The Bardo for Joshua mp3 is still available at
http://acousticguitarist.wordpress.com/2007/09/27/the-bardo-dedicated-to-joshua/#comments