LESSON 2, G MAJOR SCALE - MELODY EXERCISE OFF I, III & V
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This video is a response to LESSON 2, G MAJOR SCALE BGM PRACTICE COMPANION C
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Excellent
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Wow. I must say, loving the double scale playing. When do we start covering the jazzy-playing you were doing at the end of the lesson?
It was really cool :).
Thank you. An sorry to disturb you :D.
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Yes sir, that's me. Now I can understand why - I tell ya, I'm impressed.
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Thank you so much for these lessons. They really help me a lot. They give me some solid theory to hang my practical knowledge on and everything suddenly becomes crystal clear. Keep them coming :)
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Very nice lesson thnx I lot.... I never realised how much scales were important in guitar learning... thanks a lot
volkynouch 2 years ago
Most people know that they are supposed to learn them, but don't know why. I hope this bridges a gap.
robbourassaguitarist 2 years ago
Rob
Amazing stuff. One little thing. The titles truncated and it's hard to see which lesson is which--the A, B, or C practice companion. And somehow, I missed the melody lesson in C completely. If you've got a website, a list might be helpful.
But this tiny quibble aside, keep up the amazing work. I started yesterday afternoon and despite my borderline amusia, I was able to transpose Twinkle Twinkle even before seeing this lesson.
And I love your playing, too. Inspirational.
avincent52 3 years ago
All you have to do is follow the links. Above it says, "This is a video response to LESSON 2, G MAJOR SCALE BMG PRACTICE COMPANION C.
Just keep clicking on those right back to the beginning.
robbourassaguitarist 3 years ago
Late comment, but you can also let the mouse hang over the lesson button and the full name will appear, that way you can see which companion it is.
angelixs 3 years ago
Thanks, I didn't see this before.
robbourassaguitarist 2 years ago