Guitar Scales for Beginners is a beginning guitar lesson by Peter Vogl. Get the tabs at http://www.freeguitarvideos.com/Beginner/Beg_04.html This lesson covers the first set of scales that Peter teaches students regardless of what type of music they are interested in playing. These are the open or first position scales. If the lesson seems too fast, use the tablature to practice these scales at your own pace.
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He seems bored with his own lesson
Why does this Em pentatonic include a 1st string 3rd fret g and this doesnt : http://www.electricguitartutor.com/lesson/18
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due ur vid is not good
For those who think it's tricky, try slowing down speed. Shift + comma for slowing down, Shift + dot/stop for speeding up. =D
Just got my guitar put back together after I rescued it from the trash as a discarded broken and scarred college student guitar. I repaired the damage and painted it. The guitar has a chance at a new life but does a guy with large finger tips have a chance at learning to play. I noticed your fingers are slender. Maybe I need a guitar with a wider neck.
Excellent lesson. clear. concise. just enough repetition.
5:50 i love it XD
you can play it smohhhsly
what is the use of this scales?
Very cool. Nice post.
This guy was 7 years late to the 90's party
It was nice….but i hve a question m a student i can play many scales but what is the use of learning scales???
Great song by great writer.
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thanks mate
Just a quick tip…to everyone who thinks he's going too fast, it's easy to stop the video and practice after each scale and back up as necessary. The beauty of YouTube and virtual learning…