Scale patterns

This video will go through some of the various ways of practicing scales in order to improve the long term skill of the player. The video should be paused at times in order to learn the exercises.
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[@lesa7p2lmansion]

by far the best scale patterns introduction video on the tube

[@rianby64]

Amazing! just amazing! thank you a lot, my friend, for sharing this roadmap for beginners. I'm a novice and I'm trying to play at least the major scales.

[@DrinkCola]

I've learned the Majors and minors scales and I want to know the next step is to learn Triads or Harmonics & Melodics

[@SamChaneyProductions]

3:23 that's the Coltrane thing! He does that a ton in Giant Steps