How To Play G Major Pentatonic Scale On Guitar

[@microwavedmetal]

The positive energy was enough to make me learn

[@m.basarcakmak107]

I've been studying this scale for a long time. But I didn't notice "My girl" tune. Thanks

[@TomasMichaud]

You're very welcome M.Başar Çakmak

[@alexandermaliknorman6241]

No lie you have the most agile and nimble fingers I’ve ever seen crazy

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks Alexander.

[@nagarajsingh5362]

Enjoyed watching your video ! Thanks for nice way of teaching !

[@TomasMichaud]

Glad to help!

[@gratefulacres69]

Thank you for this video! I havent played in a while and tonight I dusted off my strings. This video along with your backing track video gave me the motivation to play more. Thumbs Up!

[@NOTurbuisness-r5q]

Hey man thanks for the fun intro lick !

[@hamidsamadani1582]

Great video - question on when to use major vs minor pentatonic - if its a 12 bar blues that uses dominate 7 chords - major, minor, both?

[@johngalloway7018]

Hello Thomas and thank you. Where is the backing track!

[@charlotterogers8733]

Thankyou

[@rs4425]

thanks!

[@thomaswilga735]

Hi Tomas from another Thomas a stoneager trying to learn a bit more than a couple of chords really enjoyed finding your video but the links were not displayed at the end thanks

[@TomasMichaud]

You're welcome Thomas.

[@allandyer9391]

Great teacher

[@JackBlackNinja]

I wonder how standard guitar tuning ended up on G Major (E Minor) Pentatonic? Customs are weird. Nice to know I can play E Minor Pentatonic without touching the fretboard though (as long as my guitar is in standard tuning). All I gotta do is strum

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks for commenting, JackBlackNinja.

[@BakerBaker1-9]

thx -

[@tonyyokwe5370]

Show me how minor pentatonic is played like the way your showing the major now. Thanks it's helping 😊

[@TomasMichaud]

I'm glad to hear that Tony.

[@chrisstanley81]

Great video thomas..!!!👍👍👍

[@TomasMichaud]

Glad you enjoyed it Chris.

[@bubbashrimp]

I know this is a dumb thing to get hung up on, but coming from piano and violin, I'm really confused by these pentatonic scales... why not just learn a "normal" scale with all 7 notes? why leave some notes out?

[@TomasMichaud]

I understand and it's a common question I get asked. Penta means 5, so it's a 5 notes scale, and is one of the oldest scales we know. This scale has no half-steps in it, so in theory, it makes it easier for you to play. Its cool sound is found in jazz, rock, etc.

[@josevargas-re8iy]

very nice man!! sorry my english...sou brasileiro..rsrs

[@dennishowell1472]

🙂👍👌

[@TomasMichaud]

Thanks Dennis.

[@NSLZ6]

E 3, 5. A2, 5 D 2 5 G 2, 4 B 3 5 e 3 (5, note past octave option)