5 Levels Of Practicing The Blues: Level 1 Pentatonics and Motivic Preservation

[@russelljazzbeck]

Thank you so much for breaking this down so thoroughly. The little bite size variations are super easy to pick up for me as opposed to full blown licks.

[@BANDLDR]

Good stuff. Thanks for the organized, methodical presentation. 👍🏼

[@carlosaguero1026]

Thanks so much, Shawn.

[@robertoamaral2143]

I am of Brazil, I Love this Channel 💯🎺

[@jeanfrançoissaffange]

Merci beaucoup pour ces vidéos

[@rodellard8243]

Excellent as usual Shawn. Might be time to head over to your site and subscribe.

[@matthiasritter582]

thanks shawn

[@lesteracree1010]

Nice!

[@jcherw]

Great and very useful lesson - Quick question - am I correct that the 3rd and 4th lick of the vocabulary (~6:14) are major pentatonic with a flat 3 (Db) ???

[@ShawnBellMusic]

Yes absolutely. Some people call that scale (major pentatonic with both a major 3rd and flat 3rd) the major blues scale. I've also heard it called the Kansas city scale. There is a lot of great ideas that knowing that scale can help you find.

[@jcherw]

@@ShawnBellMusic Thanks - you tube pointed me now to the lesson you have on it. Really appreciated

[@susanne6894]

Thanks Shawn, great video but you talk so fast that it’s really difficult to follow (at least for me as a non native speaker) :)