Pentatonic Workshop Level 2 - Advanced CAGED Patterns

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Hi GMC, welcome to my second-in-line lesson from the "Pentatonic Workshop" series. As you knwo from the main video, this series are a set of pentatonic exercises designed for one purpose - to make you a better player.

In this lesson we go one step further and introduce more advanced pentatonic patterns for you to practice. Unlike the previous lesson where we could practice along with the lesson, here you can only find examples of patterns and must take a metronome and practice "offline" in order to really learn the stuff well before we go on to the Level 3!

Have fun! :)

This lesson contains:

- Pentatonic Patterns
- Alternate picking and string skipping exercises
- CAGED shapes

Lesson Questions, Feedback & Comments

Kristofer Dahl	23rd April 2008
GMC Founder & Rocker	Thanks Ivan - I love this series and I think many people will get a "threshold experience" from it!

Joe Kataldo	23rd April 2008
Instructor	Yeah Really Good Job

Alejandro Piñero	23rd April 2008
Instructor	Thanks Ivan Good Job!!

Alex87	23rd April 2008
Member	Thanks Ivan, great lesson

Hisham Al-Sanea	23rd April 2008
Instructor	good job Ivan .welldone

Bogdan Radovic	23rd April 2008
Bass Instructor	This is a great series ! A must have for everyone wanting to learn to improvise..

at lights end	23rd April 2008
Member	cool

Muris Varajic	23rd April 2008
Instructor	Nice,very useful Ivan!

kaznie_NL	23rd April 2008
Member	man, I realy wanted to see this..to bad no membership

David Wallimann	23rd April 2008
Instructor	Good job! Good intro too. :-)

Nick Kellie	23rd April 2008
Instructor	nice one ivan

Ivan Milenkovic	23rd April 2008
Instructor	Thanks a lot guys! I realize that the lesson may seem very similar at first glance, but they are not. For beginners they are essential and moving through the whole series really improves every aspect of pentatonic scale

Nick325	23rd April 2008
Member	awsome

Nemanja Filipovic	23rd April 2008
Singing Instructor	great pentatonic series man,very useful.

Kenneth DK	24th April 2008
Member	You should really tab that intro... Sounds awesome.

Ivan Milenkovic	24th April 2008
Instructor	You mean the first part? Something very similar is being done as we speak. The fifth lesson of the series will have a pentatonic solo that will utilize everything learned in first 4 lessons. I am also considering in making a 6th lesson where I talk about pentatonic use in fusion and jazz, but there is time for that.

Vinod Saranga	24th April 2008
Acoustic Instructor	Great lesson & main video is very inspiring.

Juan M. Valero	24th April 2008
Instructor	Great video editind mate !! love this lesson

Jerry Arcidiacono	24th April 2008
Instructor	Nice lesson Ivan

Pablo Vazquez	24th April 2008
Instructor	Nice lesson!!!

Ivan Milenkovic	25th April 2008
Instructor	Thanks a lot guys!

Sergio Dorado	25th April 2008
Flamenco Instructor	Interesting and necessary!

Marcus Siepen	25th April 2008
Instructor (Blind Guardian)	great Ivan

slak	26th April 2008
Member	Great Lesson Ivan. Exactly what I needed. Thanks

Ivan Milenkovic	26th April 2008
Instructor	Thanks! I'm glad you find it useful!