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We like to call this shape “the Claw.” If it feels funky at first, don’t worry. Play these triads with your 1, 3, and 5 finger. You can learn more about why there are different types of minor scales here. But knowing other types of minor scales may help you craft riffs and fills. To play songs with chord progressions, understanding natural minor scales should be enough. For example, in A minor, we play F sharp and G sharp on the way up and play those notes natural (without any sharps) on the way down.
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