Try These 5 Pentatonic Scales On A Minor Chord!

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Hello, your videos are great. You are exploring many patterns. These patterns exist in indian classical music in form of RAGA system.

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[@andyrandall8913]

This is really interesting and inspiring, thank you. Does it extend to the use of the blue notes as well? Could you the E minor blues scale ie add the Bb blue note to the E pentatonic over a track in A dorian? Hope that makes sense ;)

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Thanks, you could include the blues notes however you should keep in mind how they relate to the chord, in the case of the Bb on the A minor chord this is b9 and so will have a very strong dissonance, stronger than b5. Doesn’t meant you can’t use it but it’s just good to be aware of when playing with it.

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Thanks Paul..I am doing your improvisation course at the moment so I will try and incorporate a few of these ideas...still a beginner but loving your premium content ...so I figure the band would be in Cm if I'm playing alto in Am?

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That’s right, Cm for guitar, piano, bass. Am for Alto, Dm for tenor

[@danpinsonsax]

Enjoyable video. Perhaps you can call the E/A- Pentatonic an E Augmented Pentatonic since that b6 could be considered a +5.

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Thanks Dan! Yeah, whichever label best represents the idea for you.

[@thomasschneider1785]

Great lesson but can you do a lesson on how to find the one a 2 5 1 ? Is it just how many # and flats there are?.. please reply Tom

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Thanks, I’m not sure what you mean by you’re question. The key signature will help you work out the key of the song though.

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