The Power of Pentatonics #12: Adding the major 3rd to the minor pent.
Instant blues by adding the major 3rd to the minor pentatonic
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Adding the Major 3rd to the Minor Pentatonic
The Power of Pentatonics
More lessons in this series (new lessons will be linked ASAP):
- #1: Intro, Overview, Main Menu
- #2: Mapping the Fretboard
- #3: Sample Licks in the Major Pentatonic
- #4: The Major Blues Scale
- #5: Adding Chromatics to the Pentatonic
- #6: Sample licks w/ Chromaticism (major)
- #7: The Minor Pentatonic
- #8: Sample Licks in the Minor Pentatonic
- #9: Embellishing the Minor Pent.
- #10: Sample licks (Minor w/ Embellishments)
- #11: Well Known Riffs w/ Blues Scale
- #12: Adding the Maj. 3rd to the Minor Pent.
- #13: Example Blues Licks
- #14: Horizontal Pentatonics
- #15: Expanding to Major/Ionian
- #16: Expanding to Lydian
- #17: Expanding to Mixolydian
- #18: Expanding to Aeolian
- #19: Expanding to Dorian
- #20: Expanding to Phrygian
Coming Soon:
- Adding to the pentatonic to create modes
- Altering pentatonics to create fresh sounds
- Superimposing pentatonics in surprising ways
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