G Major Scale Study for Banjo!

[@SinaFunks]

You have a wonderful way of breaking musical concepts down. Just what this old man needed at this point! APPRECIATE IT!

[@gelidsoul]

Great explanation. Thank you.

[@michaeldematteis3409]

Once I learned these intervals,and the notes of the scale,it became so much better.and it always repeats ,for any key

[@larryhunt9180]

You go ben

[@cc-lz6xy]

Thank you ..I've put down my guitar and picked up the banjo..love how well you explain it all 👍

[@michaeldematteis3409]

I love scales..

[@audrybella6405]

Great lesson Ben. Thank you. As an absolute beginner on banjo and music in general I am really enjoying learning the “mathematics” behind music. Scales. Chords. Sharps. Flats. And on and on….. intriguing to say the least. My current confusion lie in understanding major versus minor scales compared to chromatic versus diatonic scales. What’s the relationship if there is one? Thanks.

[@rjschippers]

Excellent instruction!!!

[@BanjoBen]

Thank you!

[@_elina_7350]

I'm here and I don't even play the banjo. Great video, easy to learn!

[@55Cibby]

I joined when Ben started his lesson site for bluegrass acoustic guitar the very first year that was years ago.. It was great even for an old picker now 67 ...Now never much to do with bluegrass guitar more banjo and mando...Not a member anymore.

[@BanjoBen]

@@55Cibby I'd be honored to have you back! I've got tons more new lessons!

[@richardperry6086]

Great video!

[@stephensheridan93]

Thank you I’ve been working on all the scales on the violin 🎻 and wanted to learn the notes on the banjo!! Music Theory 101 Wish me luck- Mrs Sheridan @StephenSheridan

[@jack002tuber]

I thought the markings on the frets were for the places of the major scale

[@BanjoBen]

Nope, not quite, but they are helpful!