G Mixolydian
G Mixolydian is a musical scale that is derived from the C major scale. It consists of the notes G, A, B, C, D, E, and F. The unique feature of the Mixolydian mode is that it has a lowered seventh note, which in this case is F instead of F#. This gives the scale a distinct sound that is often described as bluesy or folk-like.
Musicians frequently use the G Mixolydian scale in various genres, including rock, jazz, and blues. It is particularly popular for improvisation and soloing, as its structure allows for expressive melodies. The scale can be played over chords that include a dominant seventh, enhancing its characteristic sound.