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Melodic Patterns
Practicing melodic patterns (sometimes called sequences) is one
of the best methods available for learning scale fingerings. Their
practice will also aid in learning the sounds of the various scales,
as well as, help you to improvise lead lines from different scales.
The concept is very simple, the variations endless.
So, what are melodic patterns?
A melodic pattern is a short melody or sequence of intervals that
you play off of each successive tone of a scale, both ascending
and descending.
For example, let's look at a popular sequence:
This simple pattern has been used in one form or another for
hundreds of years. You can hear it in a lot of classical
compositions.
The important thing to look at is the concept. The melody is really
only two notes, the first tone of the scale followed by the third
tone of the scale. Then you play the same idea off of the second
tone (this time followed by the fourth tone)
Now, if you continue all the way across the scale pattern it would
look like this:
Descending, the sequence looks like this:
Notice that we didn't change the order of the notes within the
sequence itself.
In other words, if our sequence ascends like this:
It descends like this:
Don't reverse the order of the notes within the sequence like this:
That variation will be covered by a different sequence.
What follows is a collection of 112 sequences.
All examples are shown using the C Major scale, but you should
practice any sequences that you learn in all 12 keys and through
all 7 modes, as well as any other scales that you are working on,
in all possible fingerboard positions.
I have only shown each sequence from the first two notes of the
scale. It's up to you to work out the pattern and apply it to the
rest of the notes of the scale. The easiest way to do this is to
look at each note and determine which degree of the scale it
functions as (think intervals), and then move the whole thing up
to the next note of the scale.
The double bar-lines in the standard notation and TAB seperate
one sequence from the next. Each pattern is also numbered for your
convenience.
Melodic Patterns Part I
Scale Sequences 1 through 30
Melodic Patterns Part II
Scale Sequences 31 through 52
Melodic Patterns Part III
Scale Sequences 53 through 73
Melodic Patterns Part IV
Scale Sequences 74 through 93
Melodic Patterns Part V
Scale Sequences 94 through 112
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