This Major Scale Exercise WILL Transform Your Playing! (Learn in 3 Minutes, Never Forget)

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[@Idahprince]

Thank you ❤

[@darthmorbous]

Been doing this for 21 years already. It is my main warmup. Do it with melodic and harmonic as well ofc. Combining it by for example descending/ascending the scalar motion part with intervals, or interval patterns, or a lick, etc...

[@JBGuitarInstruction]

Thanks 🙏

[@JazzgutsVGvanKampen]

This is an exercise Bach could have invented, very good material, greetings Vic

[@WeissGuitar]

Wow thanks ! That’s a huge compliment. Greetings!

[@JazzgutsVGvanKampen]

@@WeissGuitar
A great way to avoid just running a scale up and down but seeing all the harmonic possibilities which lie within and using them in modal jazz

[@uberjam-sam8512]

Your timing is so good for me as I have been trying to find ways to deepen my understanding of the major scale. I watched a lot of videos yesterday and grew fatigued by a mush of ideas that all felt about the same. You really open my mind here and these doable ideas require a level of mastery that I currently do not have...a long, drawn out way of saying "thanks"

[@rantoplay8668]

wait till you discover his galactic website :)

[@WeissGuitar]

So glad to hear this resonated with you! Thanks for the detailed feedback :-) Im so happy to help

[@stogies3]

Thank you for sharing this,very useful ideas.

[@WeissGuitar]

Appreciate it! Happy to hear you found it useful :)

[@user-kd1jh9dw8d]

Thanks Daniel very cool stuff, Play the Triads arpeggio change my life, 1-3-5-7,3-7-1-5, etc. My Brain Smoke!!! for a years, just start to explore 5th,6th 7th.up side down amazing sound will see in a year, an other world.

[@GARRY3754]

And as an old schooler let us not forget the blues flavor ala Grant Green. Etc… keep up the good work.☮️

[@WeissGuitar]

Thank you Garry 🙏🏻I love Grant , what is you favorite album of his?

[@GARRY3754]

@@WeissGuitar I got to see him at Bakers Keyboard Lounge in Detroit back in the late seventies. A lot of my records are MIA but the one album with Elvin Jones I believe. Cool . Thanks for responding. I am visiting Romania now with wife and I see real jazz seems to be getting some traction. Hopefully it grows.

[@MattLewisGuitar]

This is soo good 👍❤

[@WeissGuitar]

Thanks so much Matt! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@giuseppedanieli7878]

That D'Angelico is beautiful, I'm impressed by the dinamic, seems to be very sensitive at the touch.

[@ChainWasp]

Exactly my thoughts!!

[@PhilthyCasual]

It’s the carpenter, not the hammer

[@WeissGuitar]

Thank you! The indeed a beautiful instrument :-)

[@WeissGuitar]

@@PhilthyCasual 🙏

[@WeissGuitar]

@@ChainWasp :-) 🙏

[@samsonolasunkanmi4814]

We love your consistence. Thank you😊❤

[@WeissGuitar]

Thank you for the kind words! Consistency is key :-)

[@hammingus]

Very Cool! Thanks for sharing this!

[@WeissGuitar]

Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it! :-)

[@AngelWest58]

so, Hanon.

[@gilmandel]

הי דניאל היקר, אני שולח לך מייל, אם בא לך להקדיש דקה..

[@fuzzyapple8447]

Thanks Dan. Great exercise!

[@WeissGuitar]

Thanks my friend :-)