Harmonized sixths can add so much flavor to music, and are great for bringing subtle details to a song’s overall sound. For blues, rock, jazz, and many other styles, using the Mixolydian scale can be a great avenue for musical expression.
One of the pedal steel’s unique capabilities is having a depth of options for playing harmonized sixths fluidly within a tune. Using the Mixolydian scale in the form of harmonized sixths can be a great way to catch a listener’s attention with the pedal steel.
Below are tabs for the G Mixolydian scale harmonized in sixths for the E9 pedal steel. Enjoy!
Feel free to click on the image for an enlarged view. The E lever denotes lowering that string a half step.
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