Blending the Major & Minor Pentatonic scales in 3 ZONES on the fretboard - Guitar Lesson - EP530

[@squidge4705]

A bit confused, there’s not an Fmajor chord in key oh Gmajor. I realise in a lot of songs the 7th is flattened and a major chord played but does this make it the progression Gmixylodian or simply C major. I do like the lesson though and the g pentatonics clearly work over it, esp the F from the minor pent

[@bsjeffrey]

that is a beautiful guitar.

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

I’m now 98 years old and by golly I finally get it!!! 🤩

[@MegaRix1]

😂😂😂😂

[@mediumjumbo7484]

Awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸

[@vicmorrison8128]

We will get better in our next life!😂😅

[@rickc9258]

98 years old ? U sir are a legend Hats off to u

[@CezannieMelchor]

Your a Joker not a guitarist

[@rehkram]

This is the best explanation of mixing the pentatonic major and minor scales that've ever seen. Wow!

[@vicmorrison8128]

Weird I have never gotten tired of discussing musical things. Even when I've heard them many times before, I always hear something new! 😅😊 You are a great coach!

[@augustdaye2746]

Right. It's like anything worth knowing well, is worth learning over and over again. Until it's really second nature.

[@Code9]

Part of what makes your demonstrations sound so good is your picking. Any possibility you might do a lesson on pick articulation to help create good sounding short phrases within these pentatonic boxes?

[@thebluesrockers]

what pickups are that guitar? And what kind of guitar is that? It sounds amazing.

[@GuitarJoLa]

Even if I didn’t try to play this instrument I’d still be watching your videos for the music 🎶😊🎸

[@studioedin5288]

You have the BEST phrasing on youtube! I been litsening to countless lessons, but I always come back to see yours! And what a nice little guitar, beautiful! I got myself a Godin kingpin, gonna practice on that one now

[@mikecatello1710]

Love this one Brian! Great explanation as usual.

[@gratefulpipeandcigar3239]

Bro, that guitar! Wide Sky? It’s so beautiful and so unique.

[@jonathanjrich]

Looking forward to learning this one. Great stuff as always, Brian! 🎸

[@makrimenon]

Aa an alternative to zone 3, can we use minor pentatonic shape 5 and major pentatonic shape 1?

[@sushilpatankar83]

Love that guitar too!! Can you please provide the instrument details?

[@FastCarsLoudGuitars]

Fantastic and simple to understand lesson as always. Thanks for all your great videos.

[@CARLOLAEZZA]

It is beautiful to practice major pentatonic Here is the minor pentatonic the even more beautiful thing is when we 'apply it to a chord progression with modal interchange , it takes that very sophisticated smooth style. Also when the chord of the parallel key comes we are forced to change pentatonic and this thing improves our musical ear a lot

[@chrismcmillan1203]

Great vid but I still don’t get it. F is not in key of G and it’s half the song. Should this be the 4 and 5 chord of key of C.

[@StumblebumBand]

Thanks Brian for another great lesson in learning how to navigate the fretboard. Your premium membership is the greatest value on the internet

[@nyzombiesquad182]

Nice southern rock feel on this one...luving it!!❤️❤️❤️❤️🫶🫶

[@m444ss]

Love this lesson. I was working through it with the video for a few minutes but having difficulty with the full bends...then it occurred to me: put down the acoustic and use the electric guitar. ;-) PS - speaking of guitars: I love the on you're using in this lesson. what model is it, and what amp are you using?

[@Cordmichael]

Hello Sir! What type of guitar is it that you are playing in this video? Something about is real sweet!

[@stormp00per66]

The graphics are always helpful \o/

[@sindira3694]

Excellent tutorial. Atleast at the age of 73 i could have acces to this video.

[@genebrenner855]

That 7th fret major pentatonic is so Dicky Betts.

[@tombuida1229]

I wish I had stumbled across you 20 years ago.

[@jeffwaldo4568]

A light bulb is starting to flicker on lol😊... thanks!

[@brazilgriller6073]

What is that guitar?? Looking forward to this lesson!!!!

[@activemelody]

Wide Sky

[@Beatoracle34]

Am glad to b the forth person to watch this video 😅

[@deadmanswife3625]

You are the first comment 🥇🏆

[@jirkabenesh]

Many thanks for the lesson. Shown as clearly and vividly as possible. You're the boss!!!

[@ariecht1807]

Brian for president.

[@CousinBill-wy2cl]

First rate lesson that points a player way down the road. Discussion of tones re. (major/minor scale approaches) was helpful. Perhaps more on good listening another time? Enjoy your sample compositions very much. They sound like real music, as opposed to just cases.

[@jonathanbazely8104]

Thank you for your awesome lesson Brian..👌🎸🎼🎶🙏🙏🙏

[@groovy7686]

Omg! Finally u have onscreen graphics! Before I'd watch and be disappointed that something that was in the thumbnail was just described but not shown with a graphic, but now like showing the patterns on the screen make the lightbulb turn on....this is something even my own guitar teacher doesn't do, he'll for instance write out tab for a new scale but not the diagram so I'd have to go searching for it on guitar pro or tuxguitar...good on ya mannnn!

[@marybethhempel9101]

Wow Brian!! As I am watching and by 6 minutes I felt that you shared so many nuggets of reminders of my history of learning guitar, and I thought I should stop and put some markers on these... then I look and you have done that too!! LOL!! Wow, totally awesome and excited to watch the rest now!! Thank you Brian! I appreciate all your lessons and I think that this one is really going to be a top nugget of a lesson... as I am loving your approach and simplification of the most' 'needing to know' basis!! Awesome Brian!! 🙏💕😊

[@bldallas]

Fantastic lesson! I am constantly noodling with the minor pentatonic scale, but I only have a couple notes that I feel comfortable bending. Hence, my noodling is not playing lead. It’s repetitive scale working hoping a light bulb will go off. And heck, I’m about to turn 61 and first learned the 1st position of that darn scale way back when I was a teenager. This will definitely give me a new approach to my noodling! Thanks so much.

[@janeeaizakenaldana5160]

Thank youuu Brian! You are amazing! Saying hello from the Philippines!

[@Edunvalvojat]

Thanks! That makes sense at last!

[@roddyhooper]

Loved this lesson. I’m getting a strong Allman Brothers vibe which I love. On to part 2.

[@deadmanswife3625]

Me too

[@lordmacaulay8739]

Yes G to F. G Mixolydian?

[@camperstar6stringer]

As the brain changes with age a more mellow expression of feelings comes out of one's musical thoughts. As you age Mr. Brian, you'll experience it. The breathing posture of your body will also affect your playing with age. Take care my good friend.

[@stevestrang480]

Love this lesson and the Grateful Dead Allmon Brothers vibe. What orher notes can you resolve to besides the root?

[@jfinke373]

You are my favorite Teacher. Thank you. Keep on doing what you are doing. You got good taste. Not sure about the whole bending thing, but thats what some folks ask. I suppose. Five High.

[@claymathes2701]

Which do you think is better example from minor to major a root to 2 fret major, your lesson was great as well

[@mbgraphics40]

I really connected first time I practiced these patterns in G, it’s nice when your fingers start making those patterns have some character!

[@ВладимирПрименко-о5б]

Looks like Dorian. Cool guitar by the way!

[@stephenbrumlow931]

Hearing Clapton and Mayer flavors. Very nice!

[@cupidstunt66]

Great lesson. Understood it fine. Tx for helpful info.

[@patrickian8843]

Great lesson! Also, you’ve got an extremely impressive vinyl collection.

[@johnnybgood7812]

Beautiful guitar Brian, I don’t recall seeing it before, is it new?

[@Nick-ie2ci]

Brilliant 👍🏽

[@brettrobinson4894]

Love this, added another of playing to my solos

[@cristobalin40]

Interesting

[@PeterMajewski-gr3re]

You have some very interesting guitars!

[@DanielRodriguez-pv9wl]

Thank you!!!!

[@mussieafeworki2726]

Brilliant!!!!!

[@alwilson6490]

awesome teacher, great looking guitar!

[@jpbaztan]

You always know what I need Man. Thank you 😗

[@rocker8692]

Sounds like Allman brothers

[@cryybby]

That guitar is so pretty

[@scottz.8481]

Nice, really like this Brian. Fun stuff. I am hearing Dickey Betts, also. Favorite of mine.

[@dickschlitz1360]

Ya he went Dickey for sure n it’s always a beautiful thing💯

[@dannypryer2013]

Do you have a lesson that focuses on vibrato technique?

[@activemelody]

I did this one a while ago - www.activemelody.com/microlesson/microlesson-050-vibrato-technique-use-vibrato/

[@dannypryer2013]

Thank you Brian….that’s exactly what I needed

[@FrankyWeb]

fantastic explanation...🎸thx man💯👍

[@anton537]

🙌🙌🙌

[@Bob-r8p8s]

Really helpful lesson Brian, thanks

[@gregwright9459]

Good lesson learned a lot broke it down very good

[@dustdevilz4771]

Great lesson. Love that guitar!

[@meinhendl]

what a fantastic lesson ! thank you !

[@talisman964]

G Mixolydian?

[@Gerard-qm5qz]

It is, because he's flatted the 7th

[@annemariekaczorowski1863]

Nice graphics

[@Bskijr]

That's a beautiful guitar! What is it?

[@activemelody]

Wide Sky

[@SamAbdelHamid]

That was fun. 😊

[@denisechetty4019]

😯

[@eduardocardenas2478]

Excelente como siempre. Gracias por compartir tu talento felicidades . Saludos y bendiciones👋🙏

[@dickschlitz1360]

Jeez I’m luvn this lesson cause I’m a cook who plays guitar on the side n you start comparing scales to cuts of meat! I’m all in! Preach brotha!

[@dickschlitz1360]

What’s that bad ass lil guitar?