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This first scale form I have called the "Ionian Form".
This is not a universal name, but it is useful in helping you
differentiate between the 7 different scale forms presented in
this lesson. Ionian is the modal name for a major scale. (See
modes 101) If you play this scale form starting on the fret
indicated, these are the notes of a G major scale.
Ionian
Form
Suggested
Fingering
|-----|-----|--1--|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|
|-----|-----|--1--|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|
|-----|--1--|--2--|-----|--4--|-----|-----|
|-----|--1--|--2--|-----|--4--|-----|-----|
|--1--|-----|--2--|-----|--4--|-----|-----|
|--1--|-----|--2--|-----|--4--|-----|-----|
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3rd fret
Scale
Degrees
|-----|-----|--2--|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|
|-----|-----|--6--|-----|--7--|--1--|-----|
|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|--5--|-----|-----|
|-----|--7--|--1--|-----|--2--|-----|-----|
|--4--|-----|--5--|-----|--6--|-----|-----|
|--1--|-----|--2--|-----|--3--|-----|-----|
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3rd fret
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Page 1, Intro to scale forms
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3, Dorian scale form 
Major
scale forms - 3 notes per string - jump zone
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