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Guitar scales with G as the root note.
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G Major G Minor G Melodic Minor G Harmonic Minor G Major Pentatonic G Minor Pentatonic G Dorian G Gypsy Major G Gypsy Minor
Major - One of the most common scales, containing seven notes. The G Major scale are connected to the key of G, they contain same notes.
Minor - One of the most common scales, containing seven notes. The G Minor scale are connected to the key of G Minor, they contain same notes. G Minor is sometimes written as Gm in shortened form. As the most common Minor scale category, it is often written just "Minor", but it is also common to call it natural Minor.
Melodic Minor - A Minor scale that differ from the natural Minor by containing one instead of three flattened notes.
Harmonic Minor - A Minor scale that differ from the natural Minor by containing two instead of three flattened notes.
Pentatonic Major - One of the two most common five-notes scales. Based on the regular Major scale, but with two omitted notes (the 4th and the 7th).
Pentatonic Minor - One of the two most common five-notes scales. Based on the natural Minor scale, but with two omitted notes (the 2th and the 6th).
Dorian - The second mode of the Major scale, also known as the Jazz Minor scale.
Gypsy Major - A seven-note scale, also known as the Spanish Gypsy scale and the Byzantine scale.
Gypsy Minor - A seven-note scale, also known as the Byzantine Minor scale.