Major Triad Arpeggios - Mandolin Lesson - Perpetual Motion Etude

In this mandolin video lesson I’m showing you a very good etude for fretboard freedom. We’re playing the major triad in all keys, through a perpetual motion. This will improve your way of knowing the fretboard and help you to build scales, chords and arpeggios and will give your musical freedom and improve your improvisation ability.
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[@sayetka]

Nice lesson! Thanks!

[@48Xtian]

Simple mais efficace !
Simple but effective !😉
Thank you Magnus

[@MandolinSecrets]

Thanks Christian for always encouraging me!

[@MandolinSecrets]

Happy New Year, fellow mandolin players! In 2020 we're going to have so much fun on our mandolin journey's. Let me know, are you used to working through perpetual motions like this?

[@doume6120]

Happy New Year Magnus, Thank you for your Mandolin Lessons (y)

[@MandolinSecrets]

Thanks duome6120! I´m glad to hear that.

[@michaelkornegay4846]

As always, on point and practical. And yes, Magnus, as a former piano player, everything I used to practice on piano ran through the circle of fourths. Always. The way jazz moves (usually in fourths) I LOVE exercises like this. Also, its such a great way of taking something simple and running it through all twelve keys. I’m not the greatest musician in the world, but I always encourage other players to take things through the circle for twelve key practice. Challenging? Yes, but not impossible by a long shot. Thanks again and all the best. Michael from Chicago.

[@MandolinSecrets]

Cool Michael! We share the same kind of belief for this kind of simple etudes.

[@GAnderson1954]

Happy New year to you Magnus. Thanks for taking the time to create such nice video content for us. I have been following you for a short while now and have incorporated many of your examples in my daily playing.
I plan to begin applying this perpetual motion exercise in my normal practice routine.
Cheers

[@MandolinSecrets]

Thanks George! I´m glad to hear that. Keep up the good work!