G Major Warmup #1

show frets=3 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=5 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=7 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=8 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=10 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=12 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=14 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF<br />
show frets=15 strings=1 color=#1A578E fill-color=#1A578E text= text-color=#FFFFFF

The pattern illustrated demonstrates the note/finger placements of the G Major Scale using one string. Playing frets - 3 - 5 - 7 - 8 - 10 - 12 - 14 - 15 - The corresponding notes are -- G - A - B - C - D - E - F# - G -- Challenge, try and use this same pattern across all Six Strings. By doing this you will build string confidence along with discovering different Major Scales by using different notes.