What is a Major Scale Guitar Lesson - Music Theory For Guitar

- In this guitar lessons video, Lauren Bateman is going to be going over how to find the major scale in music. She will then show you how to apply finding the major scale to your guitar. The major scale is a formula. Once you know the formula for the major scale in music, you can apply it to your guitar to find scales all over your guitar.

So let's get started with this What Is A Major Scale Guitar Lesson.

What Is A Major Scale Guitar Lesson Chapters:

0:00 - Intro & Background
0:55 - Half Steps vs Whole Steps
1:40 - Major Scale Formula
2:13 - Finding The C Major Scale on Guitar
5:12 - Finding The F Major Scale on Guitar
6:19 - Solfege & Other Ideas

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[nandanaganegoda]

Thanks thecher, your explen very clean

[M.Esfahani]

Great explanation and easy to understand! Thanks! 🙏🌹❤

[AaronPlowman-qnpx]

Another great and productive lesson. Your the best 🎸😎

[transmissionggb]

I have learned more with 4 videos on here in the last 2 weeks than the whole time I had my first guitar 20 years ago, which I had for a few years till I just gave up and sold it. now I am on my new guitar at the age of 45 and getting so much from your videos, that keeps me going now, even a bit of confidence that I can do this which I have never really had before.

[RickMartinYouTube]

Thanks for taking the time to explain theory.

[shenaniganking]

Another amazing lesson from the most gorgeous talented teacher❤. Thank you

[timdillontablet]

Always... Lauren.... we enjoy your lessons i watch than listen again.. then again . ....thanks 😊

[kellypreston]

My substitute instructor was going over music theory with me at last weeks lesson and although I understood what he was saying it was over my head. So in trying to put it into practice it made no sense...this video just cleared it up for me...Thank you!

[tonysalinas]

Hi Lauren, you are a great teacher, easy to understand all your teaching. Thank you so much.

[stoopotts]

Very clear and concise instruction as always!

[MrGmooney]

Brilliant teacher, making things simple.

[C]

Got it! Excellent! Gary “Biscuit” Davis played the banjo in Dolly Parton’s band. He showed me this last year when I met him in pigeon Forge, TN. I kind of understood him. And he is an excellent banjo player. But you did an outstanding job and now I really understand it! Thanks!

[maureen]

Thanks so much for this. I intuitively “get” the piano, but I want to play guitar! This is the first time I’ve understood how piano translates to guitar. I’m just staring your other videos. You’re a great teacher.

[jessemurray]

Adding this to my practice. thank you.

[MrTomz]

🙋‍♂️ Now I’ll be learning those musical 🎵🎸🎶 A B C’s. Awesome 😎

[channamation]

One again a brilliant guitar lesson. I learned something new. Also, in Catholic School I (and the rest of the class) had to sing Doe, a deer, a female deer to an audience. Brings back a memory I have tried to forget. I really enjoy your lessons. :)

[bronsonguidry]

So, correct me if I'm wrong, the definition of a "major scale" would be: the progression of musical notes following the precise pattern of steps within the formula, w-w-h-w-w-w-h. (?) As I would assume the definition of a "minor scale" would be: the progression of musical notes following the precise pattern of steps within the formula, (insert formula here), and perhaps the same definition applies to all other scales, with each it's own formula?

[zgqzozu]

A great lesson to wake up to! Absolutely love it! 🤘🎸

[darrenoak]

Another awsome lesson, this is great thanks Lauren, I can work on this for a while

[timdillontablet]

Start on any string st. Note whatever this might be you can go horizontal or vertical up* down from one octave to the next octave ... wwhwwwh ... oh at any fret I'm i getting it .... Lauren