Segovia Scales part 3: G Major in 3 octaves for classical guitar VIDEO
Part 3 of my series detailing how to play the scale patterns used by Andres Segovia. This video goes in depth into the G Major pattern in 3 octaves, then uses that pattern to extract 4 different movable jazz scales for practice.https://youtu.be/SKdAWe_oZ5k https://youtu.be/i2oGF6MONjY
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