Beginner's lesson 11: The Most Important Scale

Hey there, friends & neighbours!
This is number 11 in the Beginner's Series. Today, I'm taking you through the C major scale in a way that makes it easy for anyone to understand and play!
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Beginner's lesson 11: The Most Important Scale
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[daniellencooper]

I don't even play bass, but I love listening to your beginner videos. So relaxing. You're a great educator, Rich

[KevinU-bz]

Very much appreciate your teaching style. Took up the bass about 6 months ago in retirement and this beginners series has been exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for what you do. ✌️

[samuelnieves]

Thank you, So Much for Taking the Time to Teach us, So Appreciated...😁👍

[HarpinJScott]

Always on the look-out for the newest Brown'stone!! Thank you so very much, sir! You are a treasure!

[girmaybass]

I have been saving your beginner bass lessons in playlist and urge my subscribers to follow you as you are the only instructor that know how to teach this as down to earth and simple as possible. Thank you so much!

[rainesonics]

Your videos make me a better bassist. The way you explain your lessons is so clear, helpful and applicable!

[jamessteinhagen]

Playing this over and backwards then from c to b to a then g, f e. Makes a lot of sense and I can hear the notes where I go now. Thanks 😊

[derekmcanally]

These beginner lessons are so good. Small bites that make it doable….to a degree. But I reckon it will take me 2 lifetimes to get your beautiful sound. That’s another level altogether.

[randyclere]

You’ve made me a better player and a more complete musician

[vilbrunsaintil]

Awesome Artist I"m love it Mr Brown keep it up God bless you

[guillaumefrere]

I saw you in La Rochelle (France)with Steve Coleman, It was great. I love what you do. I love your groove, Can you show us a little more répétitive groove like you do with Steve . Thanks a lot!

[ClintonCorbin-kb]

I am enjoying your beginners series. I have reached lesson 11 and I have been able to follow from lesson 1 to 11. From having no experience playing the bass I am now playing the scales I feel very proud of my achievement and I know I am progressing well. Thank you very much you are teaching very well and at the right pace

[leshawn]

Another one your right Rich just watch the video over until you get it under your fingers Learning and growing people want something quick and in a hurry

[memomedia]

Super great lesson❤

So easy to forget open strings on stage though, unless it's that deep open B 🙆🏾🤦🏾🙈

[travisreed]

Holy Smokes - Finally, A lesson that I am actually aware of - Talk about feeling like a rockstar - As for the honesty, I doubt myself with the ability to recall all 10 lessons at this time - Example, I know that I would be unable to play the "RAMP" exercise from memory - However, if I rewatched these lessons in this series, but they would land comfortably under my finger tips compared to the first time I viewed them - Another fabulous episode my friend and I know that your mother would be very proud of you these days - When are going on the road again and will there be any streaming options ?

Go Team Human,
Cheers

[Tonka-sb]

Thank You Teacher!! You are the best!!

[LennyG-TPFL]

Not a beginner but 3rd finger position on the root is pretty cool when adding the low G-F-E (5-4-3) and staying 1 finger/fret. I'm such a major scale 2nd finger on the root kinda stuff for beginners. Thanks Rich.

[mozr]

You know when it comes to yo intros bruh, you ain't right upstairs 😂😂😂😂😂❤

[lucknerJacques]

good morning sir thank you for all great job You're doing I have ear problems Somebody have to always tell me when to move to next note. any best ideas?

[gregoran]

Two questions. How to become a member? Just donate to PayPal? Second. Where can I find the lesson on how you mute your strings? Just got a five string Squier Jazz Bass Black 2007? And loving your classes and exercises.