
Level 7 takes you deeper into the musical language of rock by expanding your understanding of the A minor and E minor pentatonic scales. These scales are the foundations of countless iconic solos and riffs. You’ll revisit the essentials, explore new runs and shapes, and learn how to confidently navigate both keys across the entire neck.
A key focus of this level is connection: understanding how the five shapes of the E minor pentatonic link together so you can move freely, unlock new phrasing options, and break out of boxed-in patterns. These skills make your soloing feel more fluid, expressive, and dynamic.
To put everything into context, Level 7 includes player studies on Jimmy Page and Angus Young—two legends whose phrasing, energy, and command of the pentatonic scale shaped the sound of rock guitar. Their approaches show exactly how these shapes and ideas come alive in real music.
A Minor Pentatonic 5 Shapes Introduction
A Minor Pentatonic Extensions Recap
A Minor Pentatonic Shape 2
A Minor Pentatonic Shape 3
A Minor Pentatonic Shape 4
A Minor Pentatonic Shape 5
A Minor Pentatonic - Connecting Shapes 1
A Minor Pentatonic - Connecting Shapes 2
A Minor Pentatonic Run 1
A Minor Pentatonic Run 2
Jimmy Page Player Study (Led Zeppelin)
5 Shapes E minor Pentatonic Introduction
E Minor Pentatonic Shape 2
E Minor Pentatonic Shape 3
E Minor Pentatonic Shape 4
E Minor Pentatonic Shape 5
Connecting 5 Shapes of E Minor Pentatonic
How to SOLO like Angus Young from AC/DC
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