Guitar Intervals C Major, A Minor, & Related Modes
A Structured Approach to Navigating the Fretboard Using the G-Shaped C Major Position
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What you will learn
Identify and recall the C Major scale intervals (Major 2nd, Major 3rd, Perfect 4th, Perfect 5th, Major 6th, Major 7th) across all strings.
Recognize the CAGED system's G-shaped C Major position and its role in scale navigation.
Explain the relationship between the C Major scale and its modes, including how shifting the tonic alters the modal structure.
Describe the impact of B-string tuning differences on interval shapes and positioning.
Demonstrate the ability to locate and measure intervals on every string using C Major and its modal centers (D Dorian, E Phrygian, etc.).
Use an Excel fretboard diagram to visualize and reinforce interval and mode relationships.
Compare and contrast the intervallic differences between C Major, D Dorian, and E Phrygian to understand modal construction.
Differentiate how intervals are mapped when shifting the tonic within the same note set.
Assess personal understanding of modal relationships and identify weak points in interval recognition.
Critique and adjust finger positioning strategies for efficient fretboard navigation.
Develop personal practice routines using the Excel fretboard tool to reinforce understanding of modes and intervals.
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