ML013 - improvisation worksheet

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- October 11, 2020 at 3:49 pm #211666
  Mal
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  I am a visual learner and like to see stuff written down. Probably one of the reasons I’m not a great guitar player cause my ears should do more of the heavy lifting.
  
  Anyway maybe there are others out there who suffer as I do.
  
  here is some visuals added to Brian’s lesson PDF which might be of assistance in extending the lesson up the neck in the way Brian suggested.
  
  Oh well back to the guitar.
  
  Mal
  
  Mal
  Toowoomba,
  Queensland
  Australia
- October 11, 2020 at 3:52 pm #211775
  Mal
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  not sure why the worksheet did not upload – 2nd try
  
  I forgot to select “Insert into content”
  
  Mal
  
  Mal
  Toowoomba,
  Queensland
  Australia
- October 11, 2020 at 4:57 pm #212873
  JoLa
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  Yep, that’s the idea, Mal! I’m also a visual learner and like to come up with all kinds of charts and visual aids. It helps 🙂 Thanks for sharing yours!
  
  🎸JoLa
- October 13, 2020 at 1:38 am #215011
  David B
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  good job.
  
  i use similar ideas too
  
  rgds
- October 13, 2020 at 5:37 pm #215055
  Mal
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  I am working on the A Major pentatonic scale. Being able to play it in the first 12 frets and being really comfortable with the position of the root notes on all 6 strings.
  
  Here is a summary of what I am trying to get my head around. If I have made any mistakes please shout out.
  This is just sharing what I am trying to learn. If someone else can use it, thats fine as well.
  
  Mal
  
  Mal
  Toowoomba,
  Queensland
  Australia
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