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This next scale form I have called the "Phrygian 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. Phrygian is the name of the mode that is built from
the 3rd degree of a major scale. The first note in the scale form
below is the 3rd degree of the 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.
Phrygian
Form
Suggested
Fingering
|-----|--1--|-----|--3--|-----|--4--|-----|
|-----|--1--|-----|--3--|-----|--4--|-----|
|--1--|-----|--3--|-----|--4--|-----|-----|
|--1--|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|-----|-----|
|--1--|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|-----|-----|
|--1--|--2--|-----|--4--|-----|-----|-----|
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7th fret
Scale
Degrees
|-----|--4--|-----|--5--|-----|--6--|-----|
|-----|--1--|-----|--2--|-----|--3--|-----|
|--5--|-----|--6--|-----|--7--|-----|-----|
|--2--|-----|--3--|--4--|-----|-----|-----|
|--6--|-----|--7--|--1--|-----|-----|-----|
|--3--|--4--|-----|--5--|-----|-----|-----|
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7th fret
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5, Lydian scale form 
Major
scale forms - 3 notes per string - jump zone
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