CVB1 Lesson 6: 7 videos

Covering the major scales of G, D and A.
The eighth notes will be covered in this lesson too.
With the eighth notes we will play an American traditional song “Boil ’em Cabbage Down”.

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Lesson 6 8th Notes

Lesson 6 will cover the major scales of G, D and A. The eighth notes will be covered in this lesson too. With the eighth notes we will play an American traditional song “Boil ’em Cabbage Down”, tab 25

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This is the scale of G major. CVB1 23a

Am I playing too fast?
Hover over the video, click on “1x” and choose your speed.
Do you want to repeat part of the video?
Hover over the video, click on “AB” then set the beginning point with “i” and the end point with “o”.

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23b

This is the scale of D major. CVB1 23b

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23c

This is the scale of A major. CVB1 23c

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24

Eighth notes are faster than quarter notes, requiring even less space on the bow. Middle part of the bow will work best. CVB1 24

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25

Are you ready for some Bluegrass? Let’s Boil ’em Cabbage Down! CVB1 25

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Let’s improvise

Quarter and eighth notes in our improvisations today. Start with ex. 25 as example, play the same note (= finger) for the quarter note and two eighths.

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