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Hi! Section A is in D Mixolydian, and you can use the D Mixolydian scale as well as the D major pentatonic. Section B is in E minor, and you can use the E Aeolian scale or the E minor pentatonic, although the A chord gives it a Dorian flavor (just for this chord, you can substitute E Aeolian with E Dorian). As for Section C, it is mainly in D Mixolydian with a Lydian flavor in the first two chords and D Aeolian in chords 3 and 4. I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you so much for your comment!

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Don't get discouraged! We've all had moments like this, but it's part of the process of getting better. Practice without pressure, and when you come back, you'll even surprise yourself. You've got this in you; it's just a matter of time. 💪🎸 Waiting for it!

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Hi. I'm not sure if you're referring to the chord progression? In any case, if that’s the case, regardless of the chord progression and the degrees used, you can always play with either the pentatonic scale or the complete 7-note scale. Choosing one scale or another depends on the sound you want to create for melodies and/or solos. And you can even dare to incorporate notes that are outside the mode of the composition to give it a different color. However, regarding the harmonic progression, in this composition, there are degrees used that aren’t strictly contained in the pentatonic scale, such as the IV degree (C). If you have any questions, feel free to share your thoughts. Thank you for your comment!

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