How to Play a Major Scale on Guitar
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Learn how major scales work across the guitar fretboard! This quick lesson shows how the half-step and whole-step pattern of a major scale is used on guitar, and how it often covers at least two octaves. • Simple guitar lessons made easy • Learn scales in closed and open positions • Build better fretboard knowledge and finger control • Perfect for players who want to understand the notes, not just memorize shapes Join a supportive learning community that helps you grow step by step with clear guidance and practice. Comment "ACADEMY" for more info! 👇
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