Here is the Guided Practice to our Melodic Minor Deep Dive. Go slow with this one and try to hear how the scale relates to the Chord.

Here’s the guided practice for last week's harmonic minor deep dive. Hope this helps you understand the scale from a fun new perspective!

Here is a guided practice based on last week's Natural Minor Deep Dive lesson. Be sure to print out the PDF so that you can follow along with the video without having to split your screen. After this you should have a pretty good grasp of the minor scale.

Here’s the guided practice for Whiskey before Breakfast! After this you should be totally comfortable with this tune!

Here’s a guided practice to help our fingers become familiar with what I call the bluegrass scale. I think getting scales under your fingers creates the muscle memory that you need to grab the right notes when improvising.

Here’s a lesson on the Dominant Chords and the pictures we can build around them. We use our familiar progression to help us see how we can create lines using the chord pictures through the Cycle of 4ths. Hope you like this one!

Here’s a guided practice that takes us through the arpeggios within the key. Be sure to have the PDF readily available so you can follow along!

Here we have a guided practice for the C major Scale using a Low G. Having the lower string increases the instruments range and can throw people off that aren’t used to that sound. I’ve decided to do this in separate videos for Low and High G to avoid that confusion. Hope this helps!

This week's guided practice takes us through a segmented version of exercise 1. Like that one, we go through all the shapes, but this time moving 4 notes at a time. Hope this helps with your dexterity!

Here’s a guided practice that walks us through the C major scale pictures. Getting this one under your fingers opens the door to muscle memory for future scale use and manipulation.

Here’s the second exercise as a guided practice that walks us through the C major scale pictures. Getting this one under your fingers opens the door to muscle memory for future scale use and manipulation.

This week's lesson is a guided practice on the Blues Scale and the Mixolydian (Fifth degree) through the cycle of Fourths.

Here’s a “guided practice” for the connection between the C-A scale “pictures”. You want to take notes on this one. You can either tab it out or use notation or any other means to help you remember the exercise. Once you have your notes, you can go through the practice section with me at your own...