
Ben Higgins7th July 2011This is a really cool and musical way to learn the scale ! :-)
thefireball7th July 2011Great! Now I can learn my scales!
Bogdan Radovic7th July 2011Great lesson Bear! This makes learning scales fun! ![]()
Nava7th July 2011Great tone and really melodic
Good work there!
Bear Rose7th July 2011Thanks everyone! I tried to make it as straightforward as possible, but still keeping as much musicality as I could!
MonkeyDAthos8th July 2011Thank you bear, really useful lesson
Daniel Realpe8th July 2011excellent way in which you laid down the scale, great to start visualising it!
Sinisa Cekic8th July 2011Great beginner lesson,good job ![]()
Bear Rose8th July 2011thanks, monkey, Daniel, and Sinisa!
lliber9th July 2011what is the chord progression on this lesson
many thanks love this its great to play a scale that sounds
Bear Rose9th July 2011The chord progression is C, Dm7, Am, G for 2 times, and then C, Dm7, Em, G for 2 times
lliber11th July 2011thanks bear
Ivan Milenkovic11th July 2011Excellent solo for analyzing and practicing improvisation
JTaylor14th December 2011I have finally found a way to practice a scale without being bored to tears! Thanks Bear! : )

