Scales on banjo lesson

Howdy! Here is a fairly in depth lesson on the G major scale in standard tuning. This should help you play up and down the neck and give you a practice routine for any scale and for improvising more comfortably on tunes!
Some of the material in here can apply to any other instrument as well!
Happy banjoing!
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[@josephmichelotti6230]

Sick banjo

[@ronmarkell4436]

Excellent. You have just outlined the fretboard in a memorable way. You have also outlined a lifetime’s homework. A good follow up lesson would be - how to incorporate scales into you playing and improvisation.

[@dirtbanjo]

Thank you! Glad you liked it. And great suggestion! I’ll give that thought!

[@jordankolb5871]

I play guitar and this is unlocking a lot for me in terms of playing out of chord structures up and down the fretboard. Thank you Victor!

[@dirtbanjo]

Dude that’s awesome!

[@user-xn2mp8ov2u]

Excellently explained. Thank you Victor.

[@Tennessee_Lovin]

Thank you, Victor! This is super easy to follow and practice with. So happy this exists.

[@dirtbanjo]

You're very welcome!

[@Mourningbeers]

Incredibly useful thank you!!

[@dirtbanjo]

Yay!

[@jeremyjones1843]

Thanks Victor this helps a bunch ❤

[@dirtbanjo]

You are welcome!

[@damolo8485]

Thank you for this superb lesson...just joined you on Patreon!

[@dirtbanjo]

No problem and thank you for joining!

[@BanjosNerdOn]

Subscribed! Holy crap. That blew my mind!!! I've felt like I've been at a plateau for a long time, but I'm so excited to do a deep dive into all of your content. And for the first time I had an inkling of what "modes" are. Thank you

[@dirtbanjo]

That’s great! So glad it helped

[@jasonward885]

Lovely banjo victor...what is it?

[@dirtbanjo]

It’s a Nechville meteor electric banjo!