A lesson on quintuplets and pentatonic shapes. Quintuplet is a group of five notes each with equal duration, but fit into duration of four.

It's often easy to get stuck with the same pentatonic position while improvising. This lesson should help you think outside of a single position and mix and match several together to create something more interesting.

Learn how to play the minor pentatonic scale way faster then you thought possible - by using 8-finger tapping.

An intermediate lesson on combining scales when soloing, it combines basic pentatonic licks, some bends, and some fast runs with alternate picking.

Minor Pentatonic is one of the most well know scale by any player, so should be with seven strings guitar too. A way to learn it quick and fast comparing the shapes you already know with the notes on the seventh string.

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.

"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. "

This is in a key of A minor and there are 3 different pentatonic scales inside: A minor (C major), D minor (F major) and E minor (G major) pentatonic scales. We'll follow each chord with its pentatonic, to avoid usual sound of playing only A minor pentatonic

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.