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Intermediate Grade 4 Major Scale Maestro 1
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C# Minor Open Mic Improv

Hey Justin,

I finally tried out an open mic night; this was my second one. We did our first one last month. My wife is a classically trained pianist, so she’s my “jam buddy.”
She suggested that we improv something as early as possible in the open mic journey so I can realize I don’t need to bank on learning cover songs as my only option.
I’m only sending this video because the open mic night was last night, and I had your Reactive listening class today you mentioned at the end about sending a link if we try out your advice. I know you stay very busy, but I sent it anyway if you have a chance to check it out. I really appreciate all of your help and absolutely love your theory course. Honestly, I think your theory course brings all of this together! I’m shocked at how much I love theory and can’t stop thinking about it at times, it’s like a blessing and a curse! LOL
Anyway, thanks for everything you do!
Josh Mattison

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20 posts were split to a new topic: I’m confused about the C major scale and where the major chords are

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Hi!

I am still a bit confused about how to work my way through all those lessons and when to move on to the next video. Do you recommend watching all videos first and then follow the suggested practice? Or one video from each Grade?

Can you please give me some directions?

Thank you!

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Hi @sariplays

Not sure what you mean by watching a video from each grade?
This Major Scale Maestro module is in Grade4 and is a module that needs a lot of time to work through.
I would say take it one lesson at a time and give yourself weeks or even months to learn and practice the elements of the lesson before moving on to the next lesson.

This is the first part. The second part is in Grade5.

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