Playing Melodies with the major scale - D major (Arkansas Traveler) скачать в хорошем качестве

Playing Melodies with the major scale - D major (Arkansas Traveler)

A good way to practice major scales is to play melodies. Many old folk songs have melodies, which are derived from only one major scale. "The Arkansas Traveler" was the state song of Arkansas from 1949 to 1963, but the music was composed already in the 19th century. The melody is written in D major and for the purpose of practicing I strictly use the standard fingering of the major scale. In this practical example you can see why it is important to always learn a scale over all 4 strings of the bass. (if you play a 5 or even 6 string instrument, you should be aware of the notes on the two extra strings too.) Get the transcription and the corresponding Playalong-Track at my PATREON page. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Become a patron for only $2 per month and get access to the pdf transcriptions of the songs and lessons and see unpublished videos:   / tombornemannbasslessons   Mini courses: Learn to Sightread on Bass: http://four-strings-basslessons.blogs... "Lessons To Go": downloadable bass lessons: http://four-strings-basslessons.blogs... Bassworkshops mit Tom Bornemann: http://www.stage-ahead.de/workshops-u... Online-Basskurs "Basszination" mit Tom Bornemann: http://www.stage-ahead.de/lessons-to-go/ My Links to follow: Facebook:   / four.strings.basslessons   Visit my bassblog: http://four-strings-basslessons.blogs... Twitter:   / bornemann_tom   Instagram:   / tombobass