G Major Scale Study for Banjo
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- 15 The G Lick
- 16 Intro to Minor Chords
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What is a major scale & why do we need it? That's what we cover first, then dive into finding the scale INSIDE our chord positions, plus a daily practice exercise!
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Patty Lindstrom ·
I keep losing the timing when I add the backup. Does anyone count this out loud or is that just me?
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Curtis Rhodes ·
Not just you. I still count this one out loud and I've been at it four years.
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Dale Hutchins ·
Not just you. I still count this one out loud and I've been at it four years.
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Katie Clark Support ·
Try measure 3 on its own at half tempo, and keep your right hand rolling even when the left hand is behind. The right hand is the metronome.
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Buddy Vann ·
Metronome at 60 and no faster until it's clean twice through. Boring but it works.
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Theresa Nickels ·
Metronome at 60 and no faster until it's clean twice through. Boring but it works.