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Ascending, Groups of 4
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Ascending, Groups of 3
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Ascending, Groups of 3
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Ascending, Groups of 3
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Ascending In 5ths
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Ascending The A Major Scale In Groups of 4 Print E-mail
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Written by Danny Poole   
Thursday, 23 April 2009 14:40

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To play this pattern you have to start at the 1st note of the major scale and play 4 notes up the scale, then start from the second note of the scale and play 4 notes up from there. Continue this all the way up the scale.

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