Rock Groove Using the Two Octave Minor Scale @joshfossgreen
Rock Groove Using the Two Octave Minor Scale  @joshfossgreen
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Rock Groove Using the Two Octave Minor Scale

I'm a strong believer in the importance of bringing your practice exercises into musical context. So today we'll take the two octave G minor scale we practiced in the last lesson and make some music with it!

Not only does this rock groove incorporate some of the two octave range, we'll be using the wide range even more to come up with our own fills at the end of the phrase.

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Rock Groove Using the Two Octave Minor Scale

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