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Video Chapters:
Intro to Lesson: 0:00
The Relative Major and Minor: 2:18
Jamming in a New Key with 2.5 Shapes (G Major): 6:15
Jamming in a New Key with 2.5 Shapes (C# Minor): 9:05
Parallel Major and Minor Pentatonic (G# major/minor, Db major/minor): 11:03
Theory Explanation: 14:19
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Link do Vídeo
Intro to Lesson: 0:00
Instruction starts with the Relative Major and Minor: 2:18
Jam on your own in Am and then C: 5:17
Jamming in a New Key with 2.5 Shapes (G Major): 6:15
Jam on your own in G Major: 8:39
Jamming in a New Key with 2.5 Shapes (C# Minor): 9:05
Jam on your own in C# minor: 10:40
Parallel Major and Minor Pentatonic (G# major/minor, Db major/minor): 11:03
Theory Explanation: 14:19
Very helpful. Thank you.
solid lesson
Suppose you're composing a backing track, and you know you want to change between major and minor. What factors could help you decide between making, say, a relative change vs. a parallel one?
This is a great video but none of your free downloadable PDF's work. Only your patreon page link works. The free links are either broken or the content is no longer available on the links that you have provided.
Really thank you! Very beautiflull and understandable made!
Just an awesome lesson, it's changed the way I look at the feet board. Cheers!
Thank you very much for this video and downloads.
whats the song in that background in the beginning called this brought me nostalgia
J'ai appris beaucoup grâce à toi aujourd'hui, merci!!!
You must spend a lot of time on these videos. Great work, great lesson!
Simply the best lesson on the pentatonic scale. Thank you…
Wow! No pun attended…but you really help connect the dots!! Plenty of aha moments. I’m not sure what is best…how well you teach the material or the value of the material you teach! Many thanks!
I think you can't get better demonstration thant this.Amazing video edit , explaining everything .
Big thanks 👍
Love the visuals. It so helps. Love it.
When the chord changes to D7, don’t you need to solo in D instead of A minor?
Thanks so much this is the most use full video I have ever seen on YouTube
Great job explaining ,making it easy for me to understand you …thanks
Great thanks 😊 for the info it really given me new vision and the way u teach its amazing and easiest way.
Your graphics are a-maze-ing. This series of tutorials is very helpful in moving me towards soloing confidence. Thanks muchly.
Man you are the best…
Thank you..♥️
excellent job
in the pattern 4 there are other house blues (adding f or not) by diatonic) simil to another.
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When you're new to guitar or any instrument in general, this is like rocket science lol. Help me rock out, please. Love your videos
Amazing content. You made my day better cuz i learned things. Thank you so much. It was really helpfull
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Very cool..now I can add licks to my finger style song..😁👍🏻..Shape 1,2,4 enuf..HoB is basically shape 2..
I love this content from this channel. I’m really looking to hit target notes more often. Have you or could you do a lesson on bending for blues? What intervals to bend? I know minor third bends well but it would be interesting to hear your take
I got it thank you 🙏 so much
This is the tutorial I totally understand.. thank you so much for putting so much work.
Definitely had an ah haw moment, thanks!!!🙂🙃😉👍👍😎
Thnx for this video, great illustration and explaining the shapes in diffrent scales. Thnx for the exersises in between, helps me a lot.
So this to me is the best way to learn the music on YouTube. Too many artists spend time explaining what fret and string their fingers are on. If you just have these visual maps up… it makes it so much easier and you spend more time playing the licks.
Thank you Mr
Thank you so much.
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I'm in! Just suscribed…Great job!!
ive been playing on and off for over 20 years, I don't get it. 🙁
please continue love you man !
we appreciate your effort
thank you <3
A big thumb up for this lesson; it has really made me understand very clearly how to navigate across the fretboard using different pentatonic shapes. Grazie Mille! Gaetano
This has made it so much easier to learn the pentatonic scale. Thank you for the great video
Great lesson and great channel! Thanks for your work!
Something that's still confusing me a bit is this: Once I find the root note, does it matter which shape I'll use? Like if I wanna do F#m I can start from String 6, fret 1, and use either shapes 1 or 4 right?
Hello , This is laid out so well! Your Efforts are greatly appreciated Sir