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Hi guys, this video is related to the C major scale we have learned during this week. It starts

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in the third string where we can obtain the note C as an open string, I mean without any finger

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in the frets. So now we are going to practice, we are going to identify the notes in the

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different strings right so we start in the third string note do in the second fret in the same

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string re we go to the next one to the second string so as our open string is mi in the first

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First fret, fa, third fret, sol, first open string, la, in the second fret, si, and finally

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in the third fret, do.

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And then we come back, do, si, la.

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Now second string, Sol, Fa, Mi as an open string, Re in the second fret, and finally

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Do again.

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So now we are going to play the scale as a crotchets, ok?

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So we start in the note C. One, two, three, and four.

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Mi. Re. Do. Now, one more time without the voice, without my voice. One and go.

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don't forget to alternate the fingers in the right hand

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okay so um this exercise can be played as a quavers and as a semi quavers too

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So now we are going to play it as a quavers.

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We start.

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One and go.

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And we come back.

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Now, practice it as a semi-quaver.

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Chocolate, one, and go.