These cheeky little monkeys will help you practise the hooked bowing technique ... G major scales in two octaves, but with some cheeky little chromatic twists!

In Finger Pattern 1, there's a WHOLE step between your 1st and 2nd fingers, a HALF step between your second and third fingers, and a WHOLE step between your 3rd and 4th fingers.

Here's the scale of A Harmonic Minor in one octave. Listen, sing, then play along with the track until you know the pattern from memory!

Up we go to 5th position for some one octave scales at high altitude! Here we have the keys of Eb, Bb, and F. Enjoy the view and don't get dizzy!

Up we go to 5th position for some one octave scales at high altitude! Here we have the keys of E, B, and F#. Enjoy the view and don't get dizzy!

One Octave Scales in 1st and 3rd Position

Here's the scale of D Harmonic Minor in one octave. Listen, sing, then play along with the track until you know the pattern from memory!

Here's the scale of G Harmonic Minor in one octave. Listen, sing, then play along with the track until you know the pattern from memory!

Here's the scale of A Major in one octave. Listen, sing, then play along with the track until you know the pattern from memory!

Here's the scale of D Major in one octave. Listen, sing, then play along with the track until you know the pattern from memory!