PENTATONIC SCALE. Guitar Lesson. 5 Boxes. Typical Licks. Superposition.
Am pentatonic over Am 2 5 1 chord progression
Am pentatonic over C 2 5 1 chord progression
Cm, Fm pentatonic over G7alt
Em pentatonic over Am7
Em pentatonic over A7
Bm pentatonic over Am7
Em pentatonic over Cmaj7
Bm pentatonic over Cmaj7
A pentatonic scale is a musical scale consisting of five notes per octave, all of which can be arranged in fifths and/or fourths.
The notes of the minor pentatonic are located at the following steps of scale 1, 3, 4, 5, 7.
The major pentatonic scale, in parallel, begins from the 3rd.
The minor blues pentatonic (hexatonic scale) differs from the minor pentatonic by adding a semitone between the 4th and 5th.
There are 5 pentatonic patterns on the guitar fretboard.
P.S. the tonality is given as an example, you can transpose it to the one you need while maintaining the intervals.
00:01 Intro
00:13 Pentatonic Scale Boxes
01:17 Major Pentatonic
01:45 Typical Licks
02:44 Intervals
04:56 Superposition
04:58 Am pentatonic over Am7
05:18 Em pentatonic over Am7
05:45 Bm pentatonic over Am
06:18 Em pentatonic over Cmaj7
06:39 Bm pentatonic over Cmaj7
07:30 Am pentatonic over Am 2 5 1 chord progression
08:08 Bm/Am/Em pentatonic over Am 2 5 1 chord progression
08:33 Am pentatonic over C 2 5 1 chord progression
09:11 Dm/Cm/Em pentatonic over C 2 5 1 chord progression
09:39 Dm/Fm/Em pentatonic over C 2 5 1 chord progression
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