Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales Fretboard Relationship (Guitar Soloing Lesson)

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You're welcome Sam! I think this is one of the most encouraging comments I ever got, thank you :-)

[@jessicacabrales6820]

Best explanation of this pentatonic thing with the idea of the two way to understand all the penta' ideas and examples! Thanks

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[@Effectivemusicpractice]

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[@bowtalk]

superb - the first clear explanation I have seen for the relationship between major and minor pentatonic...

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Nice lesson! You're good at explaining things clearly. Thanks

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[@Mr77pro]

Great Lesson!!

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[@frankm2588]

Good explanation.

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Hey Frank, thanks for watching, and for commenting :-)

[@shailendranathgospelguitar]

Much helpful dear brother !

[@Effectivemusicpractice]

Thanks for watching :-)

[@cavaturnagesh]

Thanks for a fantastic lesson. Please tell us how to play so that the fretting hand fingers remain as close to the strings as possible.

[@Effectivemusicpractice]

You're welcome Nagesh! Hm.. that's not easy to answer in a comment, but you are giving me a good idea for a lesson :-)

[@nigil7386]

Having an armonic background is important and certainly helps, but if you pay atention to the note in to wich your phrase land, the sense of major, rather than minor is there

[@Effectivemusicpractice]

Hello.Thanks for watching 👍. You can certainly influence the sound by your choices for landing notes. But many times it's impossible to change the overall way the music sounds. Let's say for example, that you make it a point to land on a "C", as the root of C major, but the band is playing an A minor chord. You may feel that you are playing major, but the listener hears that you are landing on the 3rd degree of A minor, because the band (and especially the bass player) establishes the harmony. Hope this makes sense :-)

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EffectiveMusicPractice thank you very much for the answer...you’re right, it makes great sense👍

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Great lesson. Would really like to view your free courses, but the link provided requires a password - where do I get i e! Thx

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Thank you so much...help'd me a lot

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[@iivol5129]

does it work for all scale shapes? or just the ones with the root note on the low e string?

[@Effectivemusicpractice]

Hello. Yes, this works for every pentatonic shape. The minor root is always on the first finger on one of the strings (SF1) and the major root is always three frets higher on that same string fragment 👍.

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[@nickowen1480]

Thanks PS

[@Effectivemusicpractice]

You're welcome Nick, thanks for watching!