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Discovering the Guitar: Minor Blues Scale – Fourth Position
Exploring the Fifth Position of the Minor Pentatonic Scale
Minor Blues Scale (E Shape)
Phrygian Mode
Aeolian Mode
Aeolian Mode
Major Scale (E Shape)
C Minor Pentatonic Starting on the A String
C Minor Pentatonic
Dorian Mode
Dorian Mode
E Natural Minor Scale in Open Position
E Natural Minor Scale
Ascending and Descending: The Fourth Position Minor Pentatonic
Minor Pentatonic Scale: Understanding the First Position
Minor Blues Scale A String Root
Minor Blues Scale Position (A String Root)
A Natural Minor Scale in Open Position
A Natural Minor Scale
Ionian Mode
Ionian Mode
The Fourth Position in the Minor Pentatonic Scale: An Overview
Minor Pentatonic – Position 2
First Position of the Minor Blues Scale: Blues Journey Begins
Fifth Position of the Minor Blues Scale: A Guide
Minor Pentatonic Position 5
Minor Pentatonic – Position 5
Minor Blues Scale Position 1
Minor Blues Scale Position 1
Natural Minor Scale A String Root
Three Note Per String Natural Minor Scale (A String Root)
Dive Deeper: Minor Pentatonic Second Position Playthrough
Mixolydian Mode
Mixolydian Mode
Master the Minor Pentatonic: First Position Playthrough Exercise
C Major Scale (Open Position)
Three Note Per String – Natural Minor Scale
Minor Pentatonic Shape 1
Minor Pentatonic – Position 1
Minor Pentatonic Shape 3
Minor Pentatonic – Position 3
The Ultimate Minor Pentatonic Workout: Mastering Positions 1-5
9 Eric Clapton Licks with TABS
Minor Pentatonic A String Root
Minor Pentatonic A String Root
Playalong Exercise: Fifth Position of the Minor Pentatonic
Major Pentatonic Position 1
Major Pentatonic Scale – Position 1 (A String Root)
Try this: Third Position of the Minor Pentatonic Scale Exercise
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Mixing Major and Minor Pentatonics like John Mayer
Three Note Per String Natural Minor Scale
Three Note Per String Natural Minor Scale
Major Pentatonic Position 1
Major Pentatonic Scale – Position 1
Second Position of the Minor Blues Scale: Moving up!
G Minor Pentatonic – (E Shape)
Three Note Per String Major Scale A Root
Three Note Per String Major Scale – A String Root
Third Position of the Minor Blues Scale: Discovering the Intervals
Am Pentatonic (Open Scale)
Diminished Whole Tone Scale
Diminished Whole Tone Scale
Lydian Mode
Lydian Mode
Diminished Half-Whole Scale
Diminished Half-Whole Scale
Chromatic Scale
Chromatic Scale
G Major Scale
Unravelling the Second Position of the Minor Pentatonic Scale
Harmonic Minor Scale
Harmonic Minor Scale
Harmonised Major Scale (C Major Open)
Three Note Per String Major Scale
Three Note Per String Major Scale – E String Root
Exploring the Third Position of the Minor Pentatonic Scale
G Minor Pentatonic
Minor Pentatonic – Position 4