C Major Scale: C D E F G A B C = W W H W W W HE-------------------------------------------3--5---B----------------------------------3--5--6---------G-------------------------2--4--5------------------D----------------2--3--5---------------------------A--------2—-3--5-----------------------------------E--3--5-------------------------------------------- E--------------------------------------------5--7—8--------B-----------------------------------5--6--8----------------G--------------------------4--5--7-------------------------D--------------------5--7----------------------------------A—----------5--7--8----------------------------------------E--5--7--8------------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------7--8--10-----B---------------------------------------8--10--------------G------------------------------7--9--10--------------------D---------------------7--9--10-----------------------------A--------—--7--8--10---------------------------------------E--7--8--10------------------------------------------------ E----------------------------------------------10-12-13----B-------------------------------------10-12-13-------------G----------------------------9-10-12-----------------------D-------------------9-10-12--------------------------------A--------—---10-12-----------------------------------------E--10-12-13------------------------------------------------ E-------------------------------------------------12-13-15-B---------------------------------------12-13-15-----------G--------------------------------12-14---------------------D----------------------12-14-15----------------------------A--------—---12-14-15--------------------------------------E--12-13-15------------------------------------------------

Improvisation Tips: Keep your place: if you hit a note that doesn’t sound right (out of the scale) move half step up or down and you will probably be back in the scale or chord. Use repetition. The listener needs to hear those. Otherwise he or she will never be able to remember anything that[ View More ]

How To Read Tablatures:  A tablature staff for guitar has six horizontal lines, each one representing a string of the instrument. The top line of the tablature represents your first "E" string (thinner string), the second line from the top represents your "B" string, etc.  E-------------------------- B-------------------------- G-------------------------- D-------------------------- A-------------------------- E-------------------------- Notice that there are[ View More ]