A Minor Pentatonic Run 1
In this video
In this lesson we're looking at a run that goes through 4 of the 5 Minor Pentatonic Shapes. Moving through the shapes this way helps us to move up the neck and keeps things more interesting than playing in a single shape.
Key points
- Swapping from third finger to first finger on the same fret really helps us to move between positions
- We can play this run faster using hammer-ons as well
A Minor Pentatonic - The 5 Shapes
Blue = Shape 1 | Red = Shape 2 | Pink = Shape 3 | Yellow = Shape 4 | Green = Shape 5
Exercise - A Minor Pentatonic Run 1
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