How does the dominant pentatonic scale work? It sounds great over 7 chords and has five notes: root, major 2nd, major 3rd, perfect 5th and minor 7th. It has an "outside" sound and can be useful in a jazz/fusion context.

let's unleach the secrets of the major pentatonic scale. A major pentatonic scale has 5 notes (root, maj 2nd, maj 3rd, 5th and maj 6th). The most important thing to understand is that every major scale has a relative minor scale.

"In this lesson we will study the minor pentatonic scale. This is a very basic scale but has the advantage of being useful in almost every musical context. The minor pentatonic is a 5 note scale. The notes of the scale are the root, minor 3rd, natural 4th, natural 5th and minor 7th. "

Explore your first pentatonic scale with hammer-ons, pull-offs, bending and release.

Pentatonic patterns that speed up easily.

Enhance your knowledge and add more creative licks of the already widely used pentatonic scale by knowing other positions spread across the fretboard.

Learn how to play the minor pentatonic scale.

In this lesson we working with the minor pentatonic harmonized with triads. The minor pentatonic scale is composing by 5 notes: The fundamental, minor third, just fourth, just fifth and minor seventh. We'll study the different boxes of the minor pentatonic scale.

Major pentatonic harmonized with triads. The major pentatonic scale is composing by 5 notes: The fundamental, second, major third, fifth just and major sixth.