Alessandro De Sanctis

Natural Minor Scale for Guitar presents a deep analysis of melodic licks and exercises for natural minor scale. Scale analysis: scale notes and degrees, sound palette, possible harmonizations, etc. After this section you’ll know where you can use this scale. Scale positions: you’ll find a lot of diagrams all along fretboard. After this section you’ll know where you can find scale on your guitar fretboard. Scale exercises: you’ll find specific pattern exercises to develop fluency in playing scale on your guitar. After this you’ll be able to play most used pattern. Scale licks: you’ll find a lot of useful licks to consolidate scale knowledge. After this section you’ll be able to play scale melodically. Shred licks: you’ll find a lot of useful licks to consolidate scale knowledge. After this section you’ll be able to play scale like a professional shredder. Common Progression Licks: you’ll find scale application in real world progressions. After this section you’ll be able to play scale in every situation.

Natural Minor Scale for Guitar - Melodic Licks and Exercises

Jason Harris

Alexander F. Tieman

Yugo Koshima

This paper compiles the Intertemporal Public Sector Balance Sheets for all G7 countries and examines their relationship with government borrowing costs. In 2018, all G7 countries have negative Intertemporal Net Financial Worth (INFW), falling short of their intertemporal budget constraint. A decomposition of the evolution of INFW shows that short-term fluctuations are mainly driven by fiscal policy changes, while in the long run demographic changes and health and pension obligations play a larger role. We find that on average a 10 percentage point of GDP increase in INFW reduces the (future) 10-1 year sovereign yield curve spread by 2.8 basis points. This results suggest that financial markets pay attention to governments’ future policy obligations, in addition to its current assets and liabilities.

The Cost of Future Policy: Intertemporal Public Sector Balance Sheets in the G7

Open Em (E B E G B E) - Chord and Scale Booklet is the only complete reference to play chords and scales with Open Em Tuning (E B E G B E). This tuning is used for folk, blues and slide guitar. For the first time you can have in your hands all you need to discover an amazing new world of sounds.

Open Em (E B E G B E) - Chord and Scale Booklet

Open Gm (D G D G Bb D) - Chord and Scale Booklet is the only complete reference to play chords and scales with Open Gm Tuning (D G D G Bb D). This tuning is used by many artists. For the first time you can have in your hands all you need to discover an amazing new world of sounds.

Open Gm (D G D G Bb D) - Chord and Scale Booklet

Open E (E B E G# B E) - Chord and Scale Booklet is the only complete reference to play chords and scales with Open E (E B E G# B E) tuning. This tuning is widely used for slide guitar and blues. For the first time you can have in your hands all you need to discover an amazing new world of sounds.

Open E (E B E G# B E) - Chord and Scale Booklet

The new standard tuning (NST) is a special type of guitar tuning (CGDAEG), introduced by Robert Fripp of King Crimson, who has stated that the tuning, "flew by," while he was sweating in a sauna in September 1983. Fripp began using the tuning in 1985 after stepping out of the spotlight before beginning his Guitar Craft seminars. Although used by a small number of players in comparison to the standard guitar tuning (referred to as 'Old Standard Tuning' by NST players), it has gained some popularity among experimental guitarists, and is the tuning taught at Fripp's Guitar Craft. The tuning is (from low to high): CGDAEG, and can be remembered by the mnemonic "California Guitarists Drop Acid Every Gig", according to the program booklet sold at the UK end of the Double Trio tour. Fripp Tuning - Chord Booklet is the first book completely dedicated to presented chords in this tuning system.

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