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 Major Scale Exercises In Groups Of 4
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Level - Intermediate/Advanced: This video is the next step in practising your major scale. Once you get familiar with the major scale you should start playing varying pattern with them to help with improvisation. This pattern starts from the 1st note of the scale, goes up four notes then starts from the 2nd note of the scale and goes up another 4. Learn more here...
File Size: 26MB
Resolution: 544x304 Codec: Xvid - (download this to get the picture working on the Video) Length: 9:30  I have placed the video here because I want discussions on this lesson, what you do and don’t understand. I want to improve this process of teaching so that everyone understands it easily.
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