The G Form

Lesson 2/52 | Study Time: 5 Min

Course: Blues Lead Guitar Method

The G Form

The final fingering of the pentatonic scale is the G form. After it, the E form is repeated. In the key of A, the G form can be played in the 14th position or the 2nd position. Here it is shown in the 2nd position.

In any G form scale or chord, the root notes are on the 6th, 3rd and 1st strings.

Basic G Chord

G Form Bar Chord

Here is a solo in the G form. The control between the first and third fingers is important here, especially with the pull offs on the first 3 strings. Also, note the repeated use of the root note (A) in different octaves.

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1- The A Form 2- Vibrato 3- Moving Between Forms 4- The Trail Off 5- New Notes, New Keys 6- The E Form 7- The D Form 8- The C Form 9- INTRODUCTION 10- The Release Bend 11- The G Form 12- The G Form 13- Moving Licks 14- Creating Variations 15- What Are These Sounds? 16- Sliding Scales 17- Sliding Pattern 2 18- Learning the Notes 19- LESSON FOUR 20- Glossary of Musical Terms 21- How to Tune Your Guitar 22- APPENDIX III 23- Right Hand Technique 24- The Pentatonic Scale 25- Picking Technique 26- The Basics of Music 27- The Slide 28- Memorizing and Visualizing 29- Along One String 30- Playin’ the Blues 31- Bending Notes 32- A New Solo 33- Visualizing 34- C Form Solo 35- Note Values 36- Sharps and Flats 37- Blues Solo 38- Vibrato With Bent Notes 39- Slight Bends 40- The Ascending Slide 41- The Hammer-On 42- Left Hand Technique 43- Progressive Blues Lead Guitar Technique 44- The Descending Slide 45- The Pull-off 46- Time Signatures 47- The Chromatic Scale 48- Diagrams 49- The Valued Slide 50- Tablature 51- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 52- Tablature Symbols

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The G Form

The G Form

Basic G Chord

G Form Bar Chord

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