Kristofer Dahl29th April 2008Thanks Ivan - you provide some fantastic instructional quality in this series!
Nighthawk129th April 2008Great lessons, provides me really helpful skills..
Nick Kellie29th April 2008great lesson as usual
Dejan Farkas29th April 2008Nice and useful
Juan M. Valero29th April 2008really useful mate !!
great work my friend
Pitch_Black29th April 2008Love this series Ivan!
- Nighthawk129th April 2008
Steve Vai is a notorious Pentatonic Slider too
DeepRoots29th April 2008Ivan- this is arguably the best series on the site, it's great! The depth of teaching you are going into with this series instead of just teaching a song is really fantastic. Thanks again, i look forward to seeing the rest!
>> I'd love to see similar workshops from other instructors too, concerning different areas of guitar <<
Thanks!!
Nemanja Filipovic29th April 2008great series man,keep up the good work!
Siggum29th April 2008great lesson ivan, i can tell you put alot of work into it, good job!
Bogdan Radovic29th April 2008Awesome workshop Ivan !
Alex8729th April 2008Another great workshop
Thanks Ivan
Hisham Al-Sanea29th April 2008great and useful lesson Ivan .good works man
Pablo Vazquez29th April 2008Great lesson!! Cool!
Carlos Carrillo29th April 2008Awesome workshop Ivan!!!
Marcus Siepen29th April 2008As always, great job Ivan.
Nick32529th April 2008nice job ivan
Jerry Arcidiacono29th April 2008Great lesson Ivan
Sergio Dorado29th April 2008Great series!
Strungout18030th April 2008fantastic lesson, Ivan. Thanks for this great series.
- bloodlust30th April 2008
great lessons! its really helping my playing
i agree with DeepRoots i would love similar lessons that are this indepth
Ivan Milenkovic30th April 2008Thanks guys, I appreciate it
Joe Kataldo30th April 2008Great lessons
- PawelKalkus20th October 2008
Hi Ivan,
few moire questions. I've been doing first and second part of your series for the past two weeks. I wanted to know whether i need to play the patterns from the second part with the top speed from the first part ? Or just match with your tempo ? And additionally, can u write how much time do u think have to be spent on the whole series ? Month ? Two ?
Cheers,
Pawel - Ivan Milenkovic20th October 2008
Hey mate, you got my answer on the previous lessons topic. Cheers
- Fatcat20th July 2009
Hi, I am really getting frustrated here. Every time I clik on one of your pentatonic workshop videos I get the same video saying are you tired of playing like this ect ect. Where do I find the video lessons? Sorry but I am new here and not sure where to look. Thanks for the help. Maybe someone can email me and tell me, thanks. email is [email protected] thanks a lot!
- Ivan Milenkovic24th July 2009
hello there Fatcat
The main video is always the same cause all 5 lessons from the Pentatonic Workshop Series have that same video (except the title on the video itself is different from lesson to lesson). If you want to begin with the lesson, there are other videos labeled as 1, 2, 3, 4 etc to the right of the main video (bellow the video frame).
Let me know if I can help you with this further. - Derb17th January 2012
I thought i was quite creative while improvising with the pentatonic scale, but already after level 2, i got much more flexible because the lesson really burns the patterns into your brain. Very good workshop so far
- Ivan Milenkovic17th January 2012
cheers mate, glad you liked it!
- Hector12818th May 2013
Ivan, this series is elevating me from the pentatonic dungeon to the penta house!
With my sincere appreciation, Hector128 
Cosmin Lupu18th May 2013Hey Hector! Glad you like the series - Ivan is no longer here with us so, please ask us if there's anything we can help with
Stenchovdeth18th September 2016Great Lesson
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Hello GMC'ers, welcome to the third-in-line lesson of the "Pentatonic Workshop" megaseries!
So far on the series we have done CAGED basic shape learning and advanced CAGED patterns, but been going only up and down the fretboard, not left and right. Well this time we are going to use our knowledge from the previous lessons and go diagonally left and right, connecting the boxes together using legato techniques, hammer ons, pull offs and slides.
I have created several legato sliding patterns for you to get yourself familiar with connecting the boxes, and hopefully to give you new directions and ideas how to make your own interesting sliding exercises.
In this lesson we will cover also timing exercises once again to really get the feel for different note values when doing slides. This is essential, because it creates a steady flow of notes that is applicable in any situation.
THIS LESSON IS PLAY ALONG ENABLED! (this means you can actually practice along with the lesson, and there is no backing, because it is an exercise for metronome use only)
Other interesting lesson that you may find useful after going through this one are these pentatonic sliding patterns from my older lesson called Pentatonic Sliding Lesson
HAVE FUN! :)
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