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Guitar: How to Connect Scales in Two Positions
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Guitar: How to Connect Scales in Two Positions

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This Guitar lesson mini-ebook teaches you how to play scales horizontally on the fretboard, shown in STANDARD NOTATION and TABLATURE, it's intended for the beginner/intermediate guitarist. Connect scales on multiple strings, allowing you to understand the fretboard better. For 1/10th the price of a guitar lesson, you will learn the following: Table of Contents Introduction How to read this book4-5 Part 1 C major scales6 3rd & 5th positions7-8 Connecting the 3rd & 5th positions9-10 8th & 10th positions11-12 Connecting the 8th & 10th positions13-14 Part 2 A minor scales15 Open and 2nd position16-17 Connecting the open & 2nd position18-19 5th and 7th position20-21 Connecting the 5th & 7th position22-23 Part 3 C major pentatonic scales24 3rd & 5th positions25-26 Connecting the 3rd & 5th positions27-28 8th & 10th positions29-30 Connecting the 8th & 10th positions31-32 Part 4 A minor pentatonic scale33 Open and 2nd position34-35 Connecting the open & 2nd position36-37 5th and 7th position38-39 Connecting the 5th & 7th position40-41

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