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The harmonic minor is considered a horizontal scale in the LCC. For instance, E harmonic minor has a flat-lying LT (C, as Chesper pointed out).

I think you are asking some good questions. You have several options: 1. You can play chords that emphasize you scale choice, such as playing a mi#7 chord for Modal Genre VI using Lydian Augmented or 2. play only roots and minor thirds for minor chord and roots and flat seventh on seventh chords. Ac...

"Q:Of course some music systems don't use equal temperament. Your concept doesn't relate to those systems, does it? GR: It relates more to what happened before the introduction of equal temperament going back to the Pythagorean scale based on natural fifths. Even though they established equal t...

I'm not an expert in quarter-tone music but I don't think it is ever mentioned in the LCC. Equal temperament is mentioned. I'm sure the principals of tonal gravity could be extrapolated to include aspects of quarter-tone music. The type of music in the video strikes me as being horizontal, melody ba...

Sounds like a lot of work. How much should I practice the scales once I figure out how to play them?

mostly the Segovia book...can anyone recommend any others?

I’m new to the Concept. Where can I find guitar fingerings for the Lydian Diminished and Lydian Augmented scales?