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Article Triad Toolkit #4 – A–D–G String Triads (Expanding Your Options Across the Neck) Latest post
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Triad Toolkit #4 – A–D–G String Triads (Expanding Your Options Across the Neck)
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Pentatonic Playbook #9 – Connecting Positions Without Losing Phrasing
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Last week we focused on limiting your note choices — using only two or three notes to break out of patterns and force more intentional phrasing. If you spent some time with that, you probably noticed something important: Even with very few notes, you can still create phrases that feel musical — especially when you start repeating and slightly changing them. This week we’re going to build directly on that idea and give it a clearer focus: Motifs. The idea A motif is a short, repeatable musical idea that you develop over time. It’s not a lick. It’s not a scale run. It’s something smaller and more flexible. A Article March 31 Pentatonic Playbook #8 – Motifs (Turning Small Ideas Into Real Music) Last week we focused on limiting your note choices — using only two or three notes to break out of patterns and force more intentional phras Article March 18 Pentatonic Playbook #7 – Limiting Notes to Unlock Better Ideas Pentatonic Playbook #6 – Bends, Slides & Articulation (Turning Notes Into Melody) Image March 18 Pentatonic Playbook #7 – Limiting Notes to Unlock Better Ideas Pentatonic Playbook #6 – Bends, Slides & Articulation (Turning Notes Into Melody) Image March 6 Pentatonic Playbook #6 – Bends, Slides & Articulation (Turning Notes Into Melody) March 6
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