| #11 |
Theory |
The #11 is an extension often added to Major 7th and Dominant 7th chords. |
| 1 6 2 5 |
Progression/Song Form |
A common turnaround progression |
| 10ths |
Theory |
3rds an Octave up. Commonly played as double stops |
| 11/8 |
Rhythm |
11/8 means that there are eleven quaver (eighth note) beats per bar |
| 12 Tone |
Modes/Scales |
a type of serial music introduced by Arnold Schoenberg; uses a tone row formed by the twelve semitones of the chromatic scale (and inverted or backward versions of the row) synonyms |
| 12/8 |
Rhythm |
12/8 allows you to instead write out 12 straight eighth notes without losing anything from the groove, as 12/8 automatically implies that the eighth notes are grouped in sets of threes. |
| 13b9 |
Theory |
A dominant chord that has the 13 and b9 as extentions. Commonly used as a diminished scale voicing. Formula: 1 3 5 b7 b9 13 |
| 15/8 |
Rhythm |
Odd Time Signature |
| 2 Notes Per String |
Fretboard Knowledge |
Laying out the fretboard with 2 notes per string. |
| 2 String Sweep Picking |
Technique |
Sweeps across 2 strings |
| 212 |
Fretboard Knowledge |
A system for arranging notes on the fretboard |
| 2nds / Seconds |
Theory |
Interval of a 2nd. e.g. C to D |
| 3 Notes Per String |
Fretboard Knowledge |
Scales laid out 3 notes per string on the fretboard |
| 3 String Sweep Picking |
Technique |
Sweeps across 3 strings |
| 3/4 |
Rhythm |
Time signature with 3 quarter notes to a bar |
| 313 |
Fretboard Knowledge |
A particular fretting pattern alternating between 1 note per string and 3 notes per string |
| 4 Notes Per String |
Fretboard Knowledge |
Laying out the fretboard with 4 notes on each string. |
| 4 String Sweep Picking |
Technique |
Sweeps across 4 strings |
| 5 String Sweep Picking |
Technique |
Sweeps across 5 strings |
| 5/4 |
Rhythm |
The time signature of 5/4 |
| 5/8 |
Rhythm |
5/8 means that there are five quaver (eighth note) beats per bar |
| 6/8 |
Rhythm |
Time signature with 6 eighth notes to a bar |
| 7 String |
Genre |
A 7 string guitar |
| 7/4 |
Rhythm |
7/4 means that there are seven crochet (quarter note) beats per bar |
