Music Theory 2 Guitar Course | Octave Shapes | Lesson 5

Music Theory 2 Guitar Course Lesson 5 - Octave Shapes Guitar
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The Music Theory 2 Workbook corresponds with the “Music Theory 2” video course (video course is free on YouTube). It’s designed to accelerate your learning by giving you step-by-step instructions to follow so you can best retain the information in the videos. Each lesson contains questions for you to answer which are based on the information in the corresponding video lesson. Along with the Workbook you’ll also receive the Music Theory 2 Workbook Answer Key. The Answer Key contains all of the answers to the questions in the workbook which you can use to check the accuracy of your answers.

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Music Theory 2 Guitar Course:

In this course you’ll learn
* Intervals and their names
* Interval Shapes
* Octave Shapes
* Unison Shapes
* The Major Scale
* Sharps and Flats
* Music Keys
* The Natural Minor Scale
* Relative Minor and Minor Keys
* Scale Patterns and Positions
* And much more!

This is Lesson 5 from our guitar course “Music Theory 2”. In this lesson you’ll learn how to play play octave shapes on the guitar. You’ll also learn how to use those octave shapes to find one note up and down your fretboard. This will help you memorize all of the notes on the guitar fretboard.

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Fantastic! Finding same notes all over the fretboard always bewildered and confused me. You explained it so clearly and simply building on the previous lessons.

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[danbromberg]

Great exercise since it allows visualizing the notes when I'm away from my guitar - nicely done, Chad!
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[randomuser]

Can u explain how u formed the octave shape 1 using intervals? I couldn't figure it out, I m confused.

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[CosyBrew]

These are truly great videos, but this was my first sticking point. Hopefully someone can tell me why on the 5th octave shape the first note on the B string doesn't get shifted up a half step? Especially in contrast to the 3rd shape where the note is shifted as normal. I thought all notes had to get shifted up a half step on this string? Everything else was very clear and easy to grasp.