Phrygian Triads

The second lick in our example 3 also uses an altered phrygian mode, but this time we are playing phrygian dominant from harmonic minor. The basic idea is to make use of triads emphasizing the E (i) and F (flat II) major chords of the progression. We'll cap the lick with a sweep picking rake that climbs the E major chord, then winds down the scale ending with a dramatic wide vibrato using either your fingers or the vibrato bar.

Christopher Schlegel
Instructor Christopher Schlegel
Styles:
Rock
Difficulty:
Phrygian Triads song notation

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