A pentatonic scale is a musical scale with five notes per octave, in contrast to the heptatonic scale, which has seven notes per octave (such as the major scale and minor scale). Pentatonic scales were developed independently by many ancient civilizations and are still used in various musical styles to this day.
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Pentatonic Guitar Lesson 1: Improvising B Minor Blues
Texas Guitar Instructor John E. Davis improvises B Minor Blues pentatonic scales in this guitar lesson video. This video lesson is the first in a four part series on jamming and connecting Pentatonic Shapes over key signatures. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.
Pentatonic Guitar Lesson 2: B Minor Root Position Scale
Guitar Lessons in Arlington, Texas Guitar Instructor John E. Davis discusses the B Minor Root Position Scale in this Pentatonic guitar licks lesson video. This video lesson is the second in a four part series on jamming licks and connecting Pentatonic Shapes over the key of B Minor. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.
Pentatonic Guitar Lesson 3: Ionian And Dorian Shapes
Guitar Lessons in Arlington, Texas Guitar Instructor John E. Davis discusses the Ionian and Dorian pentatonic scales in this guitar lesson video. This video lesson is the third in a four part series on jamming and connecting Pentatonic Shapes over the key of B Minor. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.
Pentatonic Guitar Lesson 4: Phrygian and Mixolydian Shapes
Arlington, Texas Guitar Instructor John E. Davis discusses the Phrygian and Mixolydian pentatonic scales in this guitar lesson video. This video lesson is the fourth in a five part series on jamming and connecting Pentatonic Shapes over the key of B Minor. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.