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MTH-05 Intervals

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About this lesson plan

This is a handy lesson plan to use when you want to discuss intervals with your student. All the intervals up to an octave are provided in both melodic and harmonic forms. The included Teacher's Guide will suggest a simple way you can discuss all intervals with your student. It's recommended you go through each interval with your student rather than merely provide this as a reference sheet.

If you spend the time and effort teaching the importance of learning intervals, your student will begin to understand chords, scales and songs better. You can even use this lesson plan as the starting point for ear training. Teaching your student to identify the different intervals by ear is a fantastic skill.

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MTH-01 The Major Scale

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The Major Scale is a fundamental part of music theory that every guitarist should understand. Because the majority of music is written using the Major Scale, it's very important to learn. This lesson plan will help you teach the basics of the Major Scale without swamping your student with music theory they won't understand. The lesson touches on the important points and explains in a very clear way how your student can figure out the notes to any Major Scale using the guitar. The included lesson instructions will guide you through the lesson even if you don't feel confident with music theory.

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