Learn To Play In Every Key (Every Major Scale) (Part Two) - Mandolin Lesson

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[@dturnerjr64]

Part 2 has been the most informative for understanding the location of scales in conjunction with the finger/hand location.. Very helpful. .Thanks ! !

[@MandoLessons]

So glad to hear it!

[@maricelamoran7750]

I love mandolessons because I have not played the mandolin for about.....30 years and the lessons are slow and clear.

[@reso-jon6049]

Very good lesson!

[@hippypaintball6966]

this lesson has been the best explanation of scales yet! Thank you so much!

[@kimcarter671]

Thanks for these lessons. I found JazzMando FFcP years ago but didn't understand them until now !!

[@MandoLessons]

Kim Carter Yeah! FFcP is a great tool, but it took me a little while to figure out what do do with it. There is a lifetime of material in those few short PDFs! Thanks for watching!

[@ollie6845]

Hi i'm begginer ans this is gonna facilitate my learning. I remembered it like this, assuming 0 is the fret of my starting note: 0245, 0245 for ffcp1, then 024, -2024,-2 for ffcp2. Etc..

[@chriswilkins7936]

great lesson, very informative!! now how to get that to translate into an actual solo at a jam....lol

[@MandoLessons]

Thanks! Figure out (or ask) what key the song or tune is in, and start by trying to pick out the melody, and then expand from the melody using these scales. Check out my Man Of Constant Sorrow series on my website, it'll take you through the process.

[@danielswitzer5289]

Hi, I have a totally unrelated question: What kind of armrest do you use? I just bought a nice new Collings MT but the sharp edge is pretty annoying. Thanks again for all the great videos!

[@Chriswoodworker]

Is this the Ionian scale/mode?

[@chrisbonnell2221]

is there a simliar lesson for minor scales?