Practice Resources

[Chris Wiggin]

I don't know about you guys but I find myself constantly going back to lessons to remind myself of the various major scale position charts. I know we should be learning them off by heart as we go along but with people as old as me, we occasionally need a little refresher. I don't believe Jonathon has published all the different position charts on one page so I find myself  hopping back and forth through different lessons to find position 3 and then position 4 etc. If he has, my apologies and please delete this post. However, to aid me I've produced a little pdf with all the position charts on one page and I thought others might find it useful as well. I hope it's all correct but I can't promise anything as my eyes were going dizzy with all the dots. If anyone spots a mistake let me know and I'll correct it. I guess I should say, please don't use this as a cheat sheet to skip ahead to positions if you haven't already gone through them with Jonathon's lessons. Just use this as a resource once you have.

major scale position chart.pdf

[Fred Soukup]

So do I. Can't go back to them too much!!!!

[LRiver]

Thank You Chris, I started making charts myself when I started out and will continue, and will use your chart as a reference. Thanks

[emoshurchak]

Here is another chart that I have found to be very helpful.  It is for the A major scale (ignore the note letters) and illustrates how the patterns blend together.  I also show the root/keynotes.

[gaz]

I must be progressing, I can honestly follow along with this chart, except for the first few frets that is. Thanks for posting it.