The Octave
An octave is the range of eight notes of a major scale. The first note and the last note of a major scale always have the same name. In the C major scale the distance from the lowest C to the C note above it is one octave (eight notes).
This example uses all the notes of the C major scale.
Class Sessions
1- INTRODUCTION
2- Glossary of Musical Terms
3- The Basic of Music
4- Play Position
5- Tuning
6- SECTION FOUR: <br> APPENDICES
7- The Hammer-on (marked as H)
8- The Major Scale
9- New Topic
10- Music Staff
11- Tuning The Bass to Itself
12- The Pull-Off (marked as PO)
13- The Octave
14- The Right Hand
15- Notation
16- Notes
17- The Major Pentatonic Scale
18- Electronic Tuners
19- The Left Hand
20- Harmonics
21- Note Values
22- Stop Time Blues Rhythm
23- Fretboard Diagram
24- Tuning with Harmonics
25- Rock-Latin Blues
26- The 12 Bar Blues Progression
27- Reggae Blues
28- The Tie
29- Open Strings Note
30- Basic Blues Feel (Quarter Notes)
31- Blues Intros and Endings
32- Blues Funk
33- Time Signatures
34- Riffs
35- Symbols and Abbreviations
36- Walking Bass
37- The Slap Technique The Thumb (marked as T)
38- Half Time Feel (Quarter Note Rests)
39- The Minor Scale
40- Eighth Note Feel
41- Ghost Notes
42- The Minor Pentatonic Scale
43- Eighth Note Triplets
44- Minor Blues Progressions
45- The Popping Effect (marked as P)
46- The Blues Scale
47- Slap Grooves
48- Shuffle Rhythm
49- Jazz Blues