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In this video I'm just going to play through a series of scales that you'll hear a lot in fiddle music.

Use it as a reference, or to play along with and improve your tuning!

Remember, play the scale of the tune your working on before and during your practice of the tune.

YeehaWWW!!

Scales in the order covered:
G major

D major
D0123A0123
A major
A0123E0123
C major
G3D01L23A01L2
A dorian
A01L23E01L23
D dorian
D01L23A01L23
E dorian
D123A0123E0
G major 2 octaves
G0123D0123A01Lo23E01Lo2
F major
DLo23A0Lo1Lo23E0Lo1
B flat major 2 octave
GLo23D0Lo1Lo23A0Lo1Lo23Lo4ELo1Lo23Lo4
A major 2 octave
G12Hi3D012Hi3A0123E0123
E major
D12Hi3A012Hi3A0

for klezmer tunes
D klezmer
D0Lo123A0Lo1Lo23(L4)
D harmonic minor
D01L23A0L1H23
A harmonic minor
A01L23E0L1H23

chromatic scale
G0L11L223L4D0L11L223L4A0L11L223L4E0L11L223L44

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Alrighty. Play every day, have fun and thanks for making music

Now, go fiddle with it...

Jason