Fretboard Bites: Workout! Chromatic scale in 8ves.

How to improve the left hand. Here's a chromatic scale in octaves. It's useful to develop left hand stretch especially if we listen really carefully to the smooth connection between the notes.
I say I don't use open strings, but I DO! My mouth said the wrong thing! Apologies.
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[@scottkleyla7752]

Good day friend, Thank you for the bounce around the strings lesson. I am at study on Giuliani's Arpeggio Exercises. I love that people complain their metronome time is not correct, that the metronome function is at error, you know "broken"... I just laugh and have more fun thinking about counting times and 6/8, 3/8, 12/8 FUNNY!

[@fionaharrison7132]

Indeed!

[@janmunthe-kaas4473]

Fine warm -up exercises for the left hand. Right hand? Finger independent use of muscles, practice all five fingers? Training Relaxation of each finger when warming up? I enjoy your music understanding.

[@fionaharrison7132]

Thank you for your encouragement. 😊

[@steveh9428]

😍

[@robosing225]

I apologize, you said you don't play any open strings but you strum open E and open A once correct? I just ask because I'm trying to follow along with my guitar. Thank you for this wonderful demonstration.

[@fionaharrison7132]

I can't remember what I said - if you're still confused - let me know and I'll listen to it and get back to you!