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D Major Melodic Scale Workout - Higher Octave

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  • Higher Octave
  • Key   D
  • Tempo   30 bpm
  • Tuning   gDGBD

Notice that the 2nd finger stays on the second string after you shift higher up the neck. Using this finger as a pivot/anger finger during your shift will help you play this smoother. If using your thumb over the top of the neck is hard then you can use your index finger to fret the 5th string.

Explore more D Major Melodic Scale Workout Banjo Tabs:

Low Octave, Two Octave Scale, Scale Pattern #1, Scale Pattern #2, Scale Pattern #3, Scale Pattern #4, Diatonic Modes

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