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Summary: Learn how to play the G Harmonic Major scale on the guitar for better solos without reading sheet music.
Kivett Bednar is a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, Music Production and Engineering program. He is a record producer by trade and aspiration. As well as playing bass, drum...read more
"To play G harmonic majors, starting on the bottom string and ascending the scale two octaves, place your middle finger on the third fret of the bottom string. Your scale should sound like this. Now much more slowly. Now, ascending and descending."
eHow Article: How to Play the G Harmonic Major Scale on Guitar
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