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Here’s a simple yet powerful practice technique: Alternate between a tune and its scale.

If you’re practicing Arkansas Traveller, alternate between playing the tune and the D Major scale.
Use a D drone to […]

jason kleinberg replied 5 years ago

Hey Henry…just keep practicing. I’m hoping to do group lessons at two different times: 12 and 6 PM PST. That way people all around the world can tune in at a convenient time. Now training a fiddle tutor to help with this. 🤓
John G replied 9 months, 3 weeks ago

I’m new to your course and enjoying very much. I think a lesson on the Mixolydian scale (and other scales) would be good. As you mentioned in your video above, reviewing the scales with the song would be a big help.

I know a little music theory but not very much so if you have any lessons on Music Theory they would be of interest to me.

Thanks,

John
- Jocelyn Martens replied 9 months, 1 week ago
  
  Thanks for your feedback and inquiring, John.
  One can use the search bar at the top of screen to type in keywords to see what similar content is available.
  When searching mixolydian, a couple options show up: What is Mixolydian Scale and Fiddling with Mixolydian mode
  As for Music Theory, the section called Note Reading for Fiddlers can support learning theory. It can be found under the ‘Courses” tab, then ‘Pathways’
  There’s also some common questions answered in the page Fiddle Questions about note reading, found in ‘Support’ tab.