How to play the A Natural Minor Scale
Showing posts with label E Minor Pentatonic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E Minor Pentatonic. Show all posts
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E Minor Pentatonic
The E Minor Pentatonic is a simple guitar scale that can easily be added to all music. It can be found from Mozart to ZZ Top. The notes of an E Minor Pentatonic are E,G,A,B,D,E.
An E Minor Pentatonic is the same as a G Major Pentatonic, just played at a different mode. therefore it fits easy when you are playing a G Major progression (G,C,D).
To make an E Minor Pentatonic an E Blues scale all one has to do is to add an A# to the scale. This creates a very good sound and makes for some good leads.
Here is an article I wrote about how to play this scale:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/543035/guitar_tips_practice_your_pentatonic.html
Here is a video of playing the E Minor Pentatonic:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/video/28877/adding_the_e_minor_pentatonic_to_bluegrass.html
An E Minor Pentatonic is the same as a G Major Pentatonic, just played at a different mode. therefore it fits easy when you are playing a G Major progression (G,C,D).
To make an E Minor Pentatonic an E Blues scale all one has to do is to add an A# to the scale. This creates a very good sound and makes for some good leads.
Here is an article I wrote about how to play this scale:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/543035/guitar_tips_practice_your_pentatonic.html
Here is a video of playing the E Minor Pentatonic:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/video/28877/adding_the_e_minor_pentatonic_to_bluegrass.html
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