Music theory for banjo??? Practical theory for banjo - Part 1 - The major scale
The subject of basic music theory has come up quite a bit around the banjo quest forum and I thought I’d start to try a rather simplified way of explanation. Of course, this is easier said than done, but I think a good way to get started is to orient ourselves to thinking of the scale degrees as numbers rather than the individual tone names that these intervals lead us to in each key. So let’s get started with just that, in Open G. Apologies for the noisy outdoors on this one- it was where I was, and I had time to attempt this, so here’s to the banjo-life. Cheers everyone!

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