Pentatonic Theory

[@lavishdeluna6099]

Thank you so much for this. I love the way that you contextualized the pentatonic scales from several different perspectives -- because that's what music is all about, after all: relationships, allusions. This has given me so much food for thought as a student of music, despite the fact that I've never touched a guitar.

[@Vagabondpilot]

I haven't watched the proceeding 2 videos but I wanted to say thank you for taking the time to explain this. you filled in the holes I knew I had and uncovered at least as many thing I need to understand more completely. I'll be watching a lot of your channel I think.

[@lorneowen7063]

Best explanation I have ever come across - Finally makes sense, and most useful. Thank you.

[@dracon5244]

I cannot stop watching your videos instead the stupid television. Somebody should offer you a prime time programme :) Thanks again.

[@3amRobot]

Greatest guitar teacher I have ever watched! Really appreciate it!

[@sixstringfretter]

You know, I, like countless other learning guitarist, started with the major pent scale. At first, it's all 1-4, 1-3, 1-3, 1-3,1-4, 1-4. Then you go with the harmonic minor, and between those two, you can do just about anything your heart desires.

[@slickwillie3376]

Very interesting and helpful information. Thank you!

[@idfree7467]

Great,👍👍👍

[@Fret01]

Very good lesson on pentatonic theory!

[@rob8482]

Just getting a peak at the future.......... okay going back to the tuning your guitar video lol.

[@funky2late839]

Robert Z and

[@downhill240]

Excellent lesson! Thanks!!

[@wobbler1972]

WOW its going to take me months to digest that. Thanks

[@jonwill]

Are you spelling the blues scale with repeating alphas (E,Eb) in error, or avoiding enharmonic confusion, or is the blues scale a singular case where this is permitted? Very insightful presentation; thank you for sharing.

[@jonwill]

I follow your rationale; thank you for the reply.

[@UttaraMimamsa]

This is not confusing at all, of course, for anybody that has studied some music before. Imagine being in the cockpit of a Boeing 747. An endless amount of knobs all over the place would seem very confusing and scaring for anybody without the knowledge but, obviously, not for the Captain.

[@bharatdreamguitar1176]

grt , some Barre chord session also video

[@billyb440]

This lesson didn't make a bit of sense to me, until you mentioned that the guitar was tuned in an E scale and why the blues was so easy to play in E.......... Face+palm=duh

[@sirajghosh]

wooh...thanks

[@copstolemywife]

Music theory is Bollocks. Why call a note Dbb when you could easily call it C? iT IS JUST TOO CONFUSING!!!

[@adrianaflute1958]

D E G A B is the Pentatonic Scale used in the Choroi method - no need to learn music theory