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Brendan Burns talks about the circle of fifths, intervals and more to help you in your playing.
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Brendan Burns explains the circle of fifths and how to navigate it on the neck of the guitar.
11:22 Runtime
0.5 Difficulty
Brendan Burns demonstrates an exercise that will help you locate and play octaves on the guitar.
12:35 Runtime
Brendan Burns focuses on the fifth interval in chapter two of the interval workout.
6:58 Runtime
In the third interval workout chapter, Brendan discusses and demonstrates the perfect fourth interval.
6:30 Runtime
1.5 Difficulty
In chapter four of his interval workout series, Brendan discusses and demonstrates the major third interval.
3:43 Runtime
1.0 Difficulty
In chapter five of his interval workout, Brendan demonstrates the minor third intervals.
4:10 Runtime
Brendan Burns demonstrates the tritone intervals.
3:51 Runtime
Brendan Burns demonstrates the major second intervals.
3:02 Runtime
Brendan Burns demonstrates the minor second intervals.
2:42 Runtime
Brendan Burns demonstrates the major sixth intervals.
3:15 Runtime
Brendan Burns demonstrates the minor sixth intervals.
2:54 Runtime
Brendan Burns demonstrates the major seventh intervals.
2:26 Runtime
The final interval workout from Brendan Burns features the flat seventh or minor seventh interval.
4:46 Runtime
Brendan returns to show us how to navigate modes on the guitar using one string up and down the neck.
29:45 Runtime
2.5 Difficulty
Brendan continues his navigation series by showing us how to play the modes on two strings.
23:33 Runtime
Brendan wraps up his Modal Navigation mini-series by showing us how to play the modes on three strings.
37:14 Runtime
Brendan teaches us how to improve our improvisation using just the major pentatonic scale.
27:31 Runtime
3.0 Difficulty
Brendan continues in the Harmonic Pentatonic Improvisation series by showing us some exercises with the minor pentatonic scale.
11:30 Runtime
Brendan wraps up his Harmonic Pentatonic Improvisation series by showing us how it all fits together when improvising over diatonic chord progressions.
16:00 Runtime
In this new mini-series, Brendan shows us various chromatic ways to approach triads on an arpeggio level. This first lesson deals with approaching the major and minor triads from one half-step below the chord tone.
20:23 Runtime
Next up in Brendan's mini-series, Chromatic Approaches for Triads, he shows us approaches from one chromatic note above the chord tones. As Brendan would say: "Super fun, super easy, super awesome!"
14:59 Runtime
Brendan demonstrates the next chromatic approach in the series: one chromatic note below and one from above the chord tone.
15:37 Runtime
Brendan concludes the first half of the Chromatic Approaches to Triads series by reviewing the "one above/one below" approach to the chord tones.
13:57 Runtime
In the second half of Brendan's series, he looks at double chromatic approaches to the triad chord tones from below.
17:02 Runtime
Brendan continues to explore the cool sounds of chromatic approaches. Here, he looks at double chromatic approaches to the triad chord tones from above.
15:46 Runtime
Brendan continues in his Chromatic Approaches series by showing us the double approaches from below and above. There are some great sounds here to integrate into your improv!
19:51 Runtime
Brendan concludes this mini-series with a look at the last set of chromatic approaches: two half steps from above and two from below
17:37 Runtime
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I'm learning the notes on the fretboard right now, so this fits in perfectly.
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