 rating: 8.8 / votes: 4  Now first and foremost ill admit most
of the ideas ill tell you about here relate to articles I've
read in the british magazine guiatrist, before I get accused of
plagarism. The basic idea behind reharmonization is taking a
lead phrase and modifying it slightly so that it fits in to a
completely different key and scale all together. In otherwords
reharmonizaion is transposing a lead based on one scale into
another scale so that the same lead phrase can be used (slightly
modified) to achieve an entirely different tone. To do this,
let's briefly examine diatonic scales (scales with 7 notes) and
how lead phrases are constructed. Then we'll move on to
reharmonizing our favourite scale patterns. Now as we all now
scales are what we build our solos around. Most scales contain 7
notes, and its the pattern in which we play these notes which
forms our solos. Reharmonisation involves taking a particular
riff or passage and applying the pattern used to a different
scale, thus creating a differen