Scale Patterns Week 2 - Triads - Frank Vignola Practice Session

Another Frank Vignola practice Session, this time focusing on triad scale patterns. Each week, Frank uploads a new practice session with a focus in his online jazz studio. Over 200 practice sessions already uploaded.
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[@wesleyc.4937]

A lifetime endeavor...

[@10mssound]

Always love the basics. Thank you for teaching them. Soooooo many people forget just how important they are in playing over chord changes. Great stuff.

[@sbarttrabs]

So good!

[@FranciscoA.22033]

Hello Frank , I'm seeing you here in Brazil!
I love jazz!

[@johnjackson7951]

Where can these patterns you reference be found ?

[@stratslinger3921]

Where week 1?

[@toneroable]

Are these the 1st steps towards the Scales....????
Or I am lost...still.
Thnks for a replay....! 😮

[@0xkudz4i]

this is built on top of scales.

[@wesleyc.4937]

If I'm not mistaken, this lesson is part of the exploration of the fingerboard. But in order to do that you've got to play something.

[@edwardarata6995]

playing patterns without knowing the intervals is a little counter productive, Don't you think?

[@fox-school-of-music]

The intervals he is using are major 3rds and minor 3rds. Hope that helps!

[@dennisbritton3844]

Don't get too bogged down with theory. Not to minimize it's importance, but look at and learn the shapes of these triads in their various positions. Take small useable chunks and get them down so you can begin to incorporate them into your playing.