This 3rd and final part of section 2 will introduce the user to a modification of the pentatonic, the common "blues scale" in which we sharpen the 5. We also discuss common interval patterns, and chords one would play and somewhat why with those interval patterns.

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Patterns like 1, 6, 4, 5 which is common in doop and pop. Or the 6, 5, 4 which is also very common and a few others. Frequently the Interval Patterns include 1, 4 and or 5 such as the 12 bar blues which is 1, 4, 5 specifically.

I hope this lessons helps bring things together. I have tried to lay things out there in what I think is the most efficient way to learn in case anyone is following along. Once the course and website are complete, instead there will be a second choice of taxonomy of the lessons of recommended for beginner's non analytical people. That way you can choose to learn best subject to your utility function.

Thanks again for everything steem!!

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