The 5 Pentatonic Scale Shapes – Guitar Lesson
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What Is A Pentatonic Scale? - 00:48
Shape #1 - 02:12
Shape #2 - 05:26
Shape #3 - 07:48
Shape #4 - 10:03
Shape #5 - 11:52
Major vs. Minor - 14:26
Practice - 16:22
Jam Track - 18:50
In this lead guitar lesson, we’ll go over the five pentatonic scale shapes. These shapes are essentially the “Meat & Potatoes” of lead guitar. This is because they sound great over many styles of music, and are relatively easy to start improvising with.
Visit GuitarLessons.com for more free guitar lessons.
Get my brand new FREE series: Acoustic Guitar Jumpstart
►http://bit.ly/2E43Pjj
Check out the full lesson page and download the jam tracks by following the link below:
http://www.guitarlessons.com/blog/lessons/the-5-pentatonic-scale-shapes/
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What Is A Pentatonic Scale? – 00:48
Shape #1 – 02:12
Shape #2 – 05:26
Shape #3 – 07:48
Shape #4 – 10:03
Shape #5 – 11:52
Major vs. Minor – 14:26
Practice – 16:22
Jam Track – 18:50
In this lead guitar lesson, we’ll go over the five pentatonic scale shapes. These shapes are essentially the “Meat & Potatoes” of lead guitar. This is because they sound great over many styles of music, and are relatively easy to start improvising with.
Visit GuitarLessons.com for more free guitar lessons.
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whats a scale?
Now I feel so.complete after learning this ….you are the saviour ………..this is the only video you need for pentatonics ……..
Got a question for pentitonic scale I'm a beginner guitarist and want to ask experts
in what situation do you use the different ones. they sound the same to me?? IDK if my ears are Fʻd up tho
Very good lesson .Thank you
Not everyone plays well, not everyone teaches well. Even fewer can do both. You did a great job with this, I sent my girlfriend here instead of showing her myself.
Wait, im confused are all the pentatonic scales in G
So the route note on each scale is a way to connect to the other scale shapes?
So, the five shapes are for G scale only. How about the other notes? C, D, E, F, A, B
NATE SAVAGE?!??
Fuck! My mind just switches off over this stuff and it pisses me off. I have no idea with it all
How do u know finger on 6 string of 3rd fret is G…..what about other fret
Thank You.Great Job.
Just a thought: For a beginner, this video is well-made, but very confusing. WHY is the instructor moving all over the fretboard to teach the pentatonic shapes? The individual shapes remain the same regardless of the starting fret. Nor do the shapes have a particular 'key', they're just string patterns.
Adding in the chord shapes just makes it more confusing for the beginner, as the student now presumes a given pentatonic shape should (or can) only be used with a given chord shape in a given key.
Suggestion, keep it simple for beginners. Teach all the pentatonic shapes from the SAME place on the fretboard, to show how the patterns differ from that spot. Say, starting on the 6th string, 5th fret.