ep.6 | understanding the circle of fifths for guitar is easier than you think

0:00 understanding the key of B on the chord wheel
4:08 Using B major scale to build triads
10:10 Playing examples on the guitar and wrap up

[josephshaw]

I’m finally beginning to understand scale patterns and how they can be used in any key on the root note
Thanks octopus!
-jellyfish

[rajennaidoo]

Arguably the best tutor for me at least. May sound patronising(pun unintended) but I resonate strongly with your approach. Not bragging : seasoned educator 40 odd years and I know being presumptuous when tutoring is a tragic flaw. I have all that you teach under the belt for a decade or so but you kind of bring so much understanding. Pet Peeve: tutors who from their high horse, almost condescendingly say : it's not theory, just play by ear. Into soloing recently and a few tutors just naturally irritate me. Love your credo: knowledge is power but we have to learn to make music with it. Once again, profoundly grateful and considering subscribing.

[kmabarrettyt]

Team Jellyfish... Lots to unpack in this one. Not sure why, but I think I'll have to watch this one a couple of times to "get" it.

[WilliamBradford-ov]

Great info brother, Team jellyfish 🐠 ✌️

[MB-kkpx]

Can you maybe do a lesson on what major scales are the most beneficial to learn first? Like maybe A and C and the fretboard positions in a downloadable form like your triad lessons.

Love your lessons and all the work you put into this. Thank you so much!

[dlmyrs]

Another great lesson. I did get lost when you went to the G#minor pentatonic though. Edited….I figured it out.

[jamesanderson]

Good stuff. I'm really gonna be interested in the triad series your building. If you could give us a few good exercises to really get em cemented onto the fretboard, it would be a winner, in my opinion

[cerberuscombatmma]

Hey we still need the triads on the rest of the string sets! Lol 😂😂😂