Minor 7 Arpeggio Inside Pentatonic

by Joe Kataldo

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- Kristofer Dahl30th May 2008
  Thanks Joe! This sure seems to be the easiest way to memorise minor 7 arpeggios for those who already know the pentatotinc scale all over the guitar - good topic!
- PacmanProductions Reborn30th May 2008
  thanks joe. agree with kris, great exercises, that have smooth rocking backing tracks Thanks!
- Nemanja Filipovic30th May 2008
  Very useful Joe.Thanks.
- Joe Kataldo30th May 2008
  Think of arpeggios this way, really helped me memorize faster, and I'm happy that works for you too guys...Thanks for positive feedback
- Marcus Lavendell30th May 2008
  Great exercise Joe! Thanks
- Ivan Milenkovic30th May 2008
  Nice exercises Joe and a good theory backup
- Hisham Al-Sanea30th May 2008
  welldone Joe.nice arpeggio
- Muris Varajic30th May 2008
  Nicely covered topic Joe.
- Alex8730th May 2008
  Nice exercise Joe. Good job man
- Mark.30th May 2008
  Thanks, this is really usefull!
  And now I dont need to tab out all these arpeggios myself
- Joe Kataldo30th May 2008
  Good at least I've done some work for you
- Nick Kellie30th May 2008
  a very important lesson!
- Siggum30th May 2008
  Good job Joe, usefull video
- eddiecat30th May 2008
  Very useful lesson! Great one!
  Does it mean I can practice major, 6th and add 9th
  arpeggios on the major pentatonic scale?
  This is really cool!
  Thank you, Eddie
- Trond Vold30th May 2008
  Nice! We can always rely on getting some good theory in your lessons
- Joe Kataldo30th May 2008
  Yes, actually major pentatonic is made of the following intervals, Root, 2(9) 3, 5, 6 (13)
  
  So you chose what to leave out or not, as you can, see a small idea opens doors to many concepts, and ways of practice
  
  I'm happy you enjoy my long explanation and you guys will surely appreciate my coming lessons on Drop 3 Chords
  
  See Ya Soon!
- Carlos Carrillo30th May 2008
  Fantastic Job Joe!!!
- Sergio Dorado30th May 2008
  Useful topic!
- Juan M. Valero31st May 2008
  great and useful lesson mate
- Dejan Farkas31st May 2008
  Nice
- Bogdan Radovic31st May 2008
  Very nice lesson Joe !
- Joe Kataldo31st May 2008
  Thanks Guys
- Danilo Capezzuto1st June 2008
  Nice and useful lesson Joe! Need more!
- Pablo Vazquez1st June 2008
  Nice Lesson Joe!
- Gabriel Leopardi3rd June 2008
  Very helpful lesson Joe!
- Joe Kataldo7th June 2008
  Thanks Guys

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