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7 Responses to “Beginner Jazz Guitar Lick #2 Bebop Scale”

1. ibanezman14 on October 15th, 2008 | 1:55 am

   

   u need to explain it

2. JSGuitar80 on March 11th, 2009 | 7:44 pm

   

   There are three main bebop scales. One is based off of the Ionian mode (Nat. Maj.), the other is the “Dom. Bebop” based off of the Mixolydian Mode (i.e. mode of dominant note) and the other is based off of the harmonic minor scale.

   Each involve 1 chromatic passting tone between particular notes. The one shown here is the Bebop Major which is just a major scale with a passing chromatic tone between the fifth and sixth notes.

3. Mr0Smith0Guitarist on April 9th, 2009 | 9:18 pm

   

   I heard there was also a bebop scale based around the Dorian mode, the chromatic note being the added major third. This would just be enharmonic to the mixolydian bebop scale, however they would be used in different contexts (e.g. D dorian with the F# rather than G Mixolydian with the major 7th).

4. sacredgeometry on September 27th, 2009 | 12:40 pm

   

   use your ears and if thats not good enough use your eyes as well.

5. Splurgendii on January 15th, 2010 | 9:17 pm

   

   what what a garbage video…. we can ear and see what your playing but how can we understand it??? what is the bebop scale exaclty, how does it work, where does it come from???

6. cast390 on April 21st, 2010 | 3:54 pm

   

   Why would anyone want to learn this stupid NON musical nonsense.Hard to remember,not singable in anyway and sounds like a moose takin a shit!

7. pyrrha2 on June 15th, 2010 | 2:39 pm

   

   What is it?
   It sounds awful! This is not jazz

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