Major Pentatonic Scale & Triads Lesson

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- Kristofer Dahl2nd April 2008
  Awesome Alejandro - this is a fun and easy approach to understanding the connection between chords and scales - thanks!
- Trond Vold2nd April 2008
  Interesting and good lesson
- Danilo Capezzuto2nd April 2008
  Alejandro your lessons are always smart and useful.
- Tuubsu2nd April 2008
  interesting, seems like worth taking a shot at.
- Ivan Milenkovic2nd April 2008
  Very interesting approach! Like it!
- Bogdan Radovic2nd April 2008
  Interesting lesson , thanks!
- Nick Kellie2nd April 2008
  great lesson !
- Nemanja Filipovic2nd April 2008
  nice lesson Alejandro..
- at lights end2nd April 2008
  cool
- Dejan Farkas2nd April 2008
  nice
- Muris Varajic2nd April 2008
  Awesome!!
- Carlos Carrillo2nd April 2008
  nice lesson Gerardo!!!!!!!
- Carlos Carrillo2nd April 2008
  sorry Alejandro!!!!!
- Pablo Vazquez2nd April 2008
  Cool one!! Great work Ale!!
- Hisham Al-Sanea2nd April 2008
  great lesson Alejandro.
- Juan M. Valero3rd April 2008
  cool lesson my friend !!!!
- Marcus Siepen3rd April 2008
  very nice
- Joe Kataldo3rd April 2008
  Smart Idea Cool Stuff
- Maximus4th April 2008
  Well Done
- Alejandro Pinero4th April 2008
  Thanks all !!!
- Luciana Segovia4th April 2008
  this is awsome!
- RouteOne24th August 2008
  Salve Alejandro,
  is there any other lesson that would help us to know what's behind the one you're proposing? Just to avoid endless repetition.
  Thanks for the quite sound.

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- Tags: Triads, Major pentatonic scale, Boxes
Hi GMC! In this lesson we working with the major pentatonic harmonized with triads. The major pentatonic scale is composing by 5 notes: The fundamental, second, major third, fifth just and major sixth.

We study the different boxes of the major pentatonic scale. First start in the fifth string of the guitar in note C, then we plays D, E in the fourth string it’s been harmonized with notes of the arpeggio, G harmonize too, A, C harmonize, D, E harmonize, G harmonize too and A. This is one of the boxes that we will study.

Now we start in sixth string and we play the scale in order and then we have to harmonize the notes of the arpeggio. Then we start in fourth string, and then in fifth string follow the same process like in the beginning.

Remember we must harmonize the notes of the arpeggio, I mean the notes of the chord.

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