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BEGINNERS COURSE – Part 11 – Learn scales in different positions
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Hello Dee – do you have the layout of paper or lesson how The finger and sting and Fret – for lesson 11 I am writing it down and practice it very slowly very very very slowly
The sheet is related to PART 7 – C Major.. There is a link for the attachment above the video I think.
Is this a good method for learning the neck and the positions of different notes
Absolutely!
My pastor used to tell me listen to music find the bas and play what they play. Is there any value to this advice? When I do that I find myself playing notes but it doesn’t increase my understanding.
That’s actually a great method for ear training. So I would suggest that you also practice that. That was my practice for a long time and still is. But at the same time like you said, you’re still unsure of The understanding of it. Although having a great ear is crucial for musical development it still helps to know theoretically how it applies.
Hello Daric, for the 2nd and the 3rd major scale pattern, when descending back to the root note, are you using same fingering pattern as when you were ascending. Thanks and I love these courses you have here.
https://youtu.be/RPxXd7nJF_I
Hi Daric,
Thanks for the explanation and well said. 🙂
Hey Daric. I have a question about practicing I tend to want to move on to the next lesson cuz I think I can do you think if I stick with one thing should it be okay when you can play the scale 16th beats and clean. or until you play it a thousand times then move on to the lesson. In other words how do you know that you’re ready to move on to the next lesson?
Both! I’m a firm believer in always implementing all exercises into my practice routine. So even if you get comfortable with it you can still move on but just don’t forget to continue to utilize these exercises in your practice routine