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Pentatonic Minor Scale Intro
The most OVERUSED scale in rock music Allright, before we get started I suggest you read the Pentatonic Major Scale Intro lesson. In that lesson I talk about a number of issues pertinent to both the Pentatonic Major and Minor Scales. Ok, moving on… I can’t say this enough, the Pentatonic Minor Scale is, hands…
Pentatonic Minor Fifth Mode
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Dorian Mode – The Fourth Position of the Natural Minor Scale
Dorian Mode – The Fourth Position of the Natural Minor Scale
Pentatonic Major First Mode
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The Major Key
The Major Key – All positions of the major scale put together. This is it! Now that you know every position of the major scale it’s time to put them all together as one big entity. Look closely at the diagram below. See how all the positions and mode patterns interject. Notice that the notes on…