In this practice session, Peter Vogl will teach you five different positions of the Em Pentatonic Scale. We’ll start in the open position and end up with a 10th fret position. We’ll kick the video off by reviewing each of the scale positions. Peter will then walk you through practicing the positions at two different tempos […] To access this page, you must purchase a Premium Lesson Plan or log in to your account and return […]
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A minor Pentatonic Scale Practice in 5 Positions
This free video by Peter Vogl will show you how to practice the A minor pentatonic scale in five different positions. To make things more interesting, we’ll play the scale along with a jam track. This is a great way to maintain or improve your knowledge of these scales. We’ll start by reviewing the Am pentatonic scale at the fifth fret and move all the way up the neck to the 15th fret. Watch the video […]
Am-G Pentatonic Solos
In previous lessons, Jody Worrell has shown you how to solo using just the A minor pentatonic scale and the G Major pentatonic. For the last two lessons in this series, we’ll switch back and forth between these two scales to create a 12 bar solo. The backing track is a loop of Am for […] To access this page, you must purchase a Premium Lesson Plan or log in to your account and return […]
G Major Pentatonic Solos
Following up on our Am Pentatonic Solo lessons, Jody will now take you through two solos using the G Major Pentatonic Scale. These solos are intended to show you how to use phrasing to get as much as you can out of this five note scale. Jody will teach you how to play each solo in detail […] To access this page, you must purchase a Premium Lesson Plan or log in to your account and return […]
G Major Pentatonic Lick
So you’ve learned a pentatonic scale and you’re ready to start playing your own solos. Unfortunately, it can be difficult at first to make the notes you are playing sound more like a proper lick and less like a scale. In this lesson, Jody Worrell will show you how to mix intervals, change note durations, and use a variety of techniques to create an interesting lick. We’ll pull notes just from the G Major Pentatonic […]