Here's the second part on the Playing In and Out of Position theme (part 1 is here). This exercise will help us develop the ability to navigate up and down the neck (horizontally) and not get stuck in position.
To play a 1-octave Major scale, we generally need 3 or 4 adjacent strings, so that we can play the entire scale within a same position.
Playing in and out of position (part 2/2)
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