Major Scale Across 3 Octaves Using Repeatable Pattern

Major Scales
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From Guitar Lesson: Major Scale and Modes in 3 Octaves

In this exercise you will play a Major Scale in 3 octaves by using a unique, repeating pattern that lends itself to visualization.



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Exercises In This Guitar Lesson

1. Major Scale Across 3 Octaves Using Repeatable Pattern

In this exercise you will play a Major Scale in 3 octaves by using a unique, repeating pattern that lends itself to visualization.

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