For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the November 2023 issue of Guitar World –
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In Deep by Andy Aledort
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In the last two columns, we learned how to build harmony guitar lines by stacking diatonic (scale-based) 3rd intervals above melody notes. To review, this technique involves taking each note of the melody and adding above it a note that’s the interval of a 3rd, or two scale degrees, as it occurs within a related scale. You can then add another note a 3rd above that one, to build three- part harmony.
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Andy Aledort - More on devising three-part guitar harmonies
 3rd intervals above melody notes. To review, this technique involves taking each note of the melody and adding above it a note that’s the interval of a 3rd, or two scale degrees, as it occurs within a related scale. You can then add another note a 3rd above that one, to build three- part harmony.
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Published on 28 August 2023 by Guitar4Fans
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