Improvising On Guitar with the Major Scale
Learn to improvise guitar solos using the major scale over a G major jam track. Free MP3 backing track and downloadable charts/tabs included.
By Jake Lizzio · Signals Music Studio · 700,000+ subscribers on YouTube
Jamming is seriously fun, and it doesn't take elite-level skills - it just takes the right knowledge!
By the end of this lesson, you'll have that knowledge. You'll be able to jam in any major key, and understand why the major scale and its pentatonic shapes work so well together. After that, you can finally start applying and understanding all those exercises, drills, and patterns you were taught.
If this lesson helps you connect the dots, you're the ideal student for my Theory and Songwriting Course. It'll put the pieces of the puzzle together so that your guitar finally makes sense. That's the feedback I keep getting from students - the course connects the dots in a way that transforms their understanding.
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This lesson comes with a completely free jam track. It's in G major, the same key as the lesson, so you can play along with everything you just learned. You'll just need a free account to download it.
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Jam out over a G major backing track.
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