MAJOR SCALE Guitar | Connect All Patterns (Lesson 3)

Major Scale Mastery Guitar Course | Connect All Major Scale Patterns
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This is lesson 3 from our series “Major Scale Mastery”. “Major Scale Mastery” will take you step-by-step through the process of mastering the Major Scale on guitar. You’ll learn how to play all the Major Scale Patterns, how to harmonize the Major Scale, how to use the Major Scale musically and much more.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this lesson:
-How to connect all 7 Major Scale Patterns so you can play them up and down the fretboard without stopping

Learning how to connect all of the Major Scale Patterns in a crucial step for breaking out of just playing in position. This will give you more freedom for playing the Major Scale up and down the fretboard.

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[josephokoh]

You’re the best. Thank you so much. You helped me alot.

[kevinobrien]

This series has helped so much to demistify the major scale and the neck. Love how it’s patterns are broken down by interval of the scale. Looking forward to lesson 4!!

[valgh]

i really appreciate that youre doing this kind of lessons now :D

[shyamdevanathan]

This playlist is amazing and i am learning a lot thank you Move Forward Guitar. Has the fourth lesson been uploaded ?? Where can I find it ??

[AagyaPradhanang]

Thank you so much like LITERALLY!! You're the only one who actually teaches everything on a certain step-by-step procedure. Couldn't thank you enough.

[jacobthomas]

What I have taken home from this lesson is applying the method of continuous playing, I knew pentatonic scale so I started applying in it.
Going forward to G major now, ..! Cheers!!

[DatingDilemmaBreakdown]

Same, hoping for lesson 4 :) Just gave this channel a subscribe as a sign of appreciation. This playlist is great!

[mythos.geometry]

This system is organized so well. Great material. Thanks for this series.

[iamm]

Great series, thank you for all of the tips!

[happysatanproduction]

Im a drummer in my band and doing some guitar just for fun. But i rely heavily on tablatures like what you can find in ultimate guitar. Thank you very much, Chad for these free lessons and music theories as i understand the guitar much better now. Maybe someday i can start a band and me as the lead guitarist. A man can dream 😁

[sabudjed]

Thank you so much. My need is how to improvise, how to phrase a guitar solo. Any lessons about it. Thanks.

[vedangtalaulikar]

Very organized and well articulated content! Waiting for the upcoming lessons😭

[miladfarshaad]

This one helped a lot. When do u produce lesson 4?

[Anna-cckf]

Awesome lesson! Helped me a lot. Would love a part 4, no pressure though ;-) I'm especially curious to know where all these patterns are located in other keys on the fretboard.

[jccorman]

You always seem to answer my questions. Well done.

[richardalan]

Thank you for this great lesson! This is the first time I learned how to navigate the major scale in this way across the entire fretboard. So does this mean that in the Key of G as you demoed, we're actually playing each of the 7 modes as we move up the fretboard? Are you still planning to release lesson 4 in this series? Beautiful Suhr guitar by the way! and thank you for not playing with distortion and shredding all over the neck.

[jeremiahebert]

Great tutorial. Only thing I can think that may make it better is if you highlight the roots when you hit them.

[patlindgren]

Great way to see how it all fits together, thanks so

[maharjanlaxman]

Thank you so much.
You should show some examples of creating music using those patterns at the end.