This video will explain how to create the major and minor pentatonic scales as well as the blues scale. It will give some ideas on what pentatonic scales could be used over the individual chords of a 251 progression. It will also give examples of pentatonic patterns. It will end with a 251 backing track in concert Eb.
Video outline:
00:00 - intro
00:49 - how to create the major pentatonic scale
02:06 - how to create the minor pentatonic scale
04:24 - How to use the pentatonic scales over 251
05:51 - playing over a minor chord
06:49 - playing over a dominant chord
07:27 - playing over a major chord
08:02 - pentatonic patterns
09:08 - pentatonic pattern over 251 progression
10:30 - 251 backing track concert Eb
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8 авг 2024
