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This exercise was inspired by Román Cano's video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt9aBZmxXV4. Melodic Minor An example of Imitative
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- ascending: 1st position - 4th - 7th - 10th - fourth finger extension (to 11th position) descending: 11th position - 9th - 6th - 4th - 1st.
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