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Bebop Guitar Licks Guide

The bebop scale is a dominant scale used over dominant 7th chords. It contains the notes of a mixolydian scale plus an added major 7th passing note. The goal is to use the passing major 7th tastefully to give licks a jazzy bebop feel. Three example licks are provided: a descending lick using pull-offs, a ii-V-I lick that should be in your playing arsenal, and a lick in G major where the passing note is F natural resolving to F#. Bebop is played at a fast tempo and learning these licks will make you ready to play in a bebop band.

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Bebop Guitar Licks Guide

The bebop scale is a dominant scale used over dominant 7th chords. It contains the notes of a mixolydian scale plus an added major 7th passing note. The goal is to use the passing major 7th tastefully to give licks a jazzy bebop feel. Three example licks are provided: a descending lick using pull-offs, a ii-V-I lick that should be in your playing arsenal, and a lick in G major where the passing note is F natural resolving to F#. Bebop is played at a fast tempo and learning these licks will make you ready to play in a bebop band.

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The notes of the G bebop scale are: G A B C D E F Gb G. It is the same as a mixolydian scale but with an added major 7th passing note. The bebop scale is a dominant scale, meaning it should be played over dominant 7th chords. Therefore only use the major 7th as a passing note to avoid clashing between the natural 7th and the major 7th. The goal is to tastefully use the passing b7th to give your licks a jazzy bebop feel.

1) Here's a simple descending lick. Try to use pull-offs to give the lick fluidity.

2) Here's a great ii-V-I lick that should be in your playing arsenal.

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3) This lick works in G major, and the bebop passing note in this case is the F natural (2nd measure) which resolves to the F#.

Bebop is jazz thats played at a fast tempo and usually guitarists who play bebop are comfortable playing at these fast speeds. The more licks you learn from these guitar lessons, the more ready you will be to play on the bandstand.

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