Guitar Grade 6: Scales & Arpeggios
Three-octave scales where range permits; advanced arpeggio patterns; rasgueado exercises
What you'll learn
- 1
Imagine you're walking up a ladder, one rung at a time — that's like playing a scale on guitar! 🎸
- 2
How many notes do you play in a 2-octave scale? (Think: one octave = 8 notes) 🎵
- 3
Here's the A minor scale on a fretboard — each dot is a note you play in order. 🎸
- 4
Tap the notes of the A minor scale in order on this virtual fretboard. Start at the 5th fret low E string! 🎸
- 5
Let's play an A minor arpeggio together — it's like picking out the special notes of the scale. 🎶
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Which notes make up an A minor arpeggio? 🎸
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Now try the full 2-octave A minor arpeggio — can you name the notes for the second octave? 🎵
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What's the difference between a scale and an arpeggio? 🎸
Practise Guitar Grade 6: Scales & Arpeggios with Whizlo
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