How to Play Guitar Intervals | GuitarZoom.com | Steve Stine

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Want the keys to unlock music theory? Watch this video.

Because Steve's going to show you easy ways to learn intervals on guitar. So you can instantly find the right notes when you solo, as well as build chords anywhere on the fretboard.

Watch the video and give it a try... and don't forget to comment!

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[YouTwtFace]

Steve is the best at taking complex topics and making them seem simple. He was the first person out of dozens to help me understand that modes are about the tonic and not the scale.

[philfiddyment]

ive always found intervals confusing but this is the best explanation ive seen yet. many thanks

[JustFishin]

I just watched three other videos on intervals, then I watched this one and realized this is the only one I needed to watch -- as usual with any of Steve's videos. Thank you, Steve.

[marcinwanago]

To be more precise, an interval between A and A# is an augumented unison ;)

[fredjohnson]

ouch my head *replays the video again*

[Shayn]

Really enjoy learning from Steve . He gives me that push i need, combined with patience but he still keeps it interesting . 👍🏾

[sakshamsharma]

Understood the purpose of making intervals for the first time. Thanx

[jamesslebodnick]

Awesome Steve. Great material here. I learned something new today. Thanks so much

[pauldodd]

Great tuition, I’m a drummer of many years, learning to play guitar and I think these videos are brilliant 👍

[GZLY]

I usually watch 4-5 videos on a subject like this looking for an explanation that my mind can get around. Very often that ‘aha’ video is one of yours. Cheers.

[derrickcalloway]

Sure did make such a must know concept much easier to grasp, and remember.

[alfredoiiioriel]

Thank you steve i really learn many things
I'm not a professional even though ive played the guitar for 9 years but i dont have a teacher
You are a blessing
I'm unemployed i cant support you
Thank you again

[MsCellobass]

It behooves me of why music teachers ( those that teach an instrument) don’t mention stuff like this!! While already knew a lot of the theory being shown here, I DID NOT KNOW SOME OF THE TERMS!

[daphnenguyen]

that's actually quite good explanation

[noahdangerio]

Enjoy your videos, you made intervals very easy to understand. Thank you.

[FretboardMaestro]

Actually A to A# is not a minor second, it's an augmented unison... but essentially your right...

[fuze]

Not sure of is related but it reminds me of a theory question I've had for years that I haven't found an answer for.

How can we derrive the scale degree chords without having to memorize them?
Eg 1st 4th and 5th are major. 2nd, 3rd amd 6th are minor, 7th augmented.

Where does that come from?

[xinhepquynhanh]

what is the next lesson for this topic?

[MrVision]

If you are Serious. This is very important to learn. Thank you Jesus! Ha ha ha

[okok-wxzt]

Flat 5 and diminished 5 are desame right? Sorry to bother I'm just a beginner