Bust Out of ‘That’ Pentatonic Shape….and Start Playing Over More of the Fingerboard (Part 2)

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In the last Improvisation Bootcamp lesson we looked at how to play the minor pentatonic scale using the ‘shape 4’ pattern.
You saw how to play it, how to move it to other keys, as well as a powerful way to really nail the scale shape.

If you missed Part 1 of this lesson then you might want to check it out first:

 

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In this lesson I’ll show you 5 essential moves you need to know to use this scale shape effectively.

You’ll learn:

  • Essential bends for cool position 4 licks
  • A wicked sounding little double stop move…sounds awesome in blues,rock,metal and even country!
  • How to use a ‘hidden’ minor triad shape to give your licks a strong melodic framework..
  • And a whole lot more…

 

Any questions just put them in the ‘question form’ in the Members Only Area.

Have fun!

 

 


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