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SKU: A0.1335754
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by Danny Crocome. 21st Century,Contemporary,Country,Instructional,Traditional. Guitar Tab. 1 pages. Danny Crocome Music #921579. Published by Danny Crocome Music (A0.1335754).This info sheet shows guitarists 4 weird ways to play the notes of a 2-octave C Major Scale:
1. Blending higher fretted notes with open strings
2. 3-notes-per-string legato (sequences of hammer-ons and pull-offs)
3. Repeating pattern across string sets
4. Each scale note on a different string.
These unusual ways of playing an ascending and descending major scale give that familiar sound a wholly unfamiliar feel. These patterns also function well as warmup exercises, as they require a different level of left and right hand synchronization than the standard major scale patterns.
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