Connecting pentatonic patterns pdf download

Intervallic Patterns in a Pentatonic Scale Scales have a set intervallic pattern (or in most cases “steps”), which begin on the scale’s root. For example, the Ionian (major) scale has a stepwise pattern of WWHWWWH (“W” means whole step and “H” means half step. The major pentatonic scale has an intervallic pattern of a M2, M2, m3, M2.  · Download →. Connect Combine Pentatonic Scales Across the Guitar Fretboard in 14 Days! will teach you the 5 box patterns and 2 horizontal patterns of the major pentatonic, minor pentatonic, and blues scales. You'll also learn how to connect scale patterns, combine different scale types, and play dozens of licks and entire solos. 5 Pentatonic Fingering Patterns There are 5 pentatonic fingering patterns which all link together as follows: These patterns all link together as shown in the above diagram. As we are looking at A minor, I have labeled where you find the root for each pattern. This needs to be memorized. You will note that the ‘top’ notes of each pattern.

Because many blues progressions utilize I-IV-V chord changes you will often be utilizing Minor Pentatonic Blues and/or Major Pentatonic as potential lead playing avenues. Pentatonic scales are killer scales to play over blues and over I-IV-V changes. They just ooze that minor bluesy vibe or sweet major vibe. Also includes the PDF files of the pentatonic patterns (the standard version and my 3 pattern version). Part 1 - Free Guitar Lesson I literally had just hit a point where I realized that I have to get serious about connecting pentatonic scales to chord shapes to improve my jamming with other guitarists. I have tried to download the. Minor Pentatonic Pattern 5 / Major Pentatonic Pattern 4 Look at the full diagram for the E Minor / G Major Pentatonic scale and you should be able to see how these scale patterns link up across the fretboard. By the way, you may notice how these patterns follow the CAGED chord pattern about which.

5 Pentatonic Fingering Patterns There are 5 pentatonic fingering patterns which all link together as follows: These patterns all link together as shown in the above diagram. As we are looking at A minor, I have labeled where you find the root for each pattern. This needs to be memorized. You will note that the ‘top’ notes of each pattern. Intervallic Patterns in a Pentatonic Scale Scales have a set intervallic pattern (or in most cases “steps”), which begin on the scale’s root. For example, the Ionian (major) scale has a stepwise pattern of WWHWWWH (“W” means whole step and “H” means half step. The major pentatonic scale has an intervallic pattern of a M2, M2, m3, M2. Download →. Connect Combine Pentatonic Scales Across the Guitar Fretboard in 14 Days! will teach you the 5 box patterns and 2 horizontal patterns of the major pentatonic, minor pentatonic, and blues scales. You'll also learn how to connect scale patterns, combine different scale types, and play dozens of licks and entire solos.