Scales can be valuable for guitarists to practice for a number of reasons. They can help your overall technique as well as helps to synchronize the two hands. They can also help you learn the notes on the fingerboard. I recommend practicing them in a variety of patterns.

In the video above I played the notes using rest stroke alternating my index/middle fingers but you can also practice them: p-i, m-a, etc.

C major doesn’t contain any of the sharp/flat notes: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C. This is one of the first scales you might learn on the piano because it doesn’t have the added difficulty of playing the black notes.

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