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G Major Scale Study

beginner guitar

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Step 1 of 6 in Mandolin Scale Studies

  1. 1 G Major Scale Study — you are here
  2. 2 A Major Scale Study Up next
  3. 3 B Major Scale Study
  4. 4 C Major Scale Study

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This lesson is a technique and speed-building monster, and one that every single guitar player should be familiar with. We're going to learn the G major two-octave scale in two different positions, then build speed by learning the circular scale I developed.

Key of G Scales technique

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  1. Deb Carrigan ·

    Anybody have a tip for the left hand stretch in here? My pinky is not cooperating.

  2. Bill Threadgill ·

    Recording yourself is humbling but it's the fastest fix I've found.

  3. MandoMary ·

    Try it without the pick for a few passes. Sounds silly but it told me my right hand was doing too much.

  4. Ben Clark Instructor ·

    There's a slower track in the resources for this one. If you want it slower still, let me know and I'll cut one.

  5. Roy Ellender ·

    Recording yourself is humbling but it's the fastest fix I've found.

  6. Owen Brady ·

    Try it without the pick for a few passes. Sounds silly but it told me my right hand was doing too much.

  7. Dale Hutchins ·

    There's a slower jam track under the resources tab on this lesson, worth grabbing.

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