The C and E at the 5th fret comprise a major 3rd. B on the 4th fret combines with F on the 6th fret to form a tritone. Study the dia...

Here are a few concepts which are essential to, and form the basis of the Fretography method; - Symmetry is inherently part of the standa...

One of the dangers of challenging the norm in any field is being misunderstood. The salvation from this fate, should it befall one, is the ...

The word Fretography was coined by Mark Newstetter as the name of a system of mapping the guitar fretboard. As a guitar teacher, Mark f...

Most tones on the guitar can be found in several positions on the fretboard. Because of this there are numerous ways to play any scale. Bel...

Deconstructing  the contrary motion pattern in the last entry, we can see that the lower line is actually an interesting scale form in its ...

Here's another way to play a contrary motion scale. Unlike the previous pattern, the note positions are not symmetrical, but it is poss...