TuneSong Tutorials are for single focus musical ideas and in particular for the guitar. So there will be a tutorial on how to practice wrist vibrato. Or playing a tremolo. Again, a tutorial on how to play a multi-fret slide from one fret to another. Again, just a single topic to work and play through in ten minutes.
Good news: no traditional music notation knowledge is required. Feel confident you will have all you need via the customised chord progression charts, chord voicing maps, melody arpeggio diagrams…
MasterClasses
The world of music is vast, and to progress towards finding your own sound and musical vibe on the sounds you make with your instrument,, a single “area” will be covered in each encapsulated MasterClass collection of pages.
MasterClass “deep dive” learning experiences are using the seven different modes, derived from the Major Scale and viewed as individual tonalities …
There is a Frequently Asked Questions page, to visit if you are not quite sure what “tonality” means and other musical reference words.
Each of the seven modes have their own unique sequence of seven chords, the “harmonic boundaries” of the mode-based tonality.
The basis for each chord structured is fairly simple to describe. Essentially the tonality is like a forest, ecosystem, with the trees providing the harmony, and the birds singing melody.
Using each note of the mode as the Tonic Note for each chord. In this way we have access to three Major mode options, and three minor mode options. Not only as an improvising option; it is possible to compose mode-based chord progressions with each mode-based tonality.
The seventh mode, Locrian, is difficult and yet there are interesting,, valuable and fun sounds to be found even there. Mode-based tonality approach to music allows for a range of musical emotion potential, using harmony and melody … Studying then applying these MasterClasses surely shall expand the musicality and sense of freedom of expression, for the progressing guitarist.
