Can anyone give a harmonic minor scale tab??
My friend says that they sound cool when playing
a fast solo. Thanks!

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Harmonic minor is an natural minor scale with a raised 7th. If you know the minor scale, all you have to do is change that note. Example - For a G minor scale, raise the 7th tone, F, to an F#.

It's the minor third interval that give it that "bad to the bone" sound and makes it resolve more strongly to the root.

hey Christoph if we are already talking about the harmonic minor do you know what are the modes of the harmonic minor?

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ren hoek

If you know the regular modes you don't need to relearn anything. Just add the sharp 7th to the natural minor modes.

Or if you want to look at it from a major position, you'd be adding a sharp 5th to all the modes.

cool, but can you give me their names please?

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LOL. Well, the only one that I know that even has a name is dominant phrygian. (I think Satriani termed it that)

That's phrygian with a raised 3rd.

hehe
actualy i think they all have names, hopefuly I'll find those names somewhere

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