3 Pentatonic Exercises You Never Played - And you are missing out! :)

[JensL]

Happy New Year Geartarists!

I am quite sure you decided to spend more time practicing in 2017, so here are some new ways to work through the Pentatonic scale.

It is incredible how wide the range of sounds you can pull from a minor pentatonic scale is! This video is on 3 exercises and some licks showing how to make some great modern sounds with a simple A minor pentatonic scale.



You can download a PDF and read the article on my blog via this link:
http://jenslarsen.nl/3-pentatonic-scale-exercises-never-played/

Hope you like it!

Jens

 

[handtrix]

yes... me likey, Jens.

 

[JensL]

yes... me likey, Jens.

Thank you! Glad to hear that

Jens

 

[musicman10_1]

That is a useful lesson - thanks.

 

[BenoA]

Great and interesting one Jens. Thanks for sharing.

 

[vintagelove]

Happy New Year Geartarists!

I am quite sure you decided to spend more time practicing in 2017, so here are some new ways to work through the Pentatonic scale.

It is incredible how wide the range of sounds you can pull from a minor pentatonic scale is! This video is on 3 exercises and some licks showing how to make some great modern sounds with a simple A minor pentatonic scale.



You can download a PDF and read the article on my blog via this link:
http://jenslarsen.nl/3-pentatonic-scale-exercises-never-played/

Hope you like it!

Jens

That guitar sounds so good. I recorded someone who brought one in...

I'm a lefty so I get no love.


Amp? Nice lines as well.

 

[Phletch]

Thanks again for a great lesson, Jens. Being a wide-interval player, and, let's face it, a pentatonic-loving guitarist, I'm always looking for more sophisticated phrasing ideas. Looking forward to more good stuff from you in the new year!

 

[Bluesful]

Being a wide-interval player

I recall Larry talk about using his triad approach as a means to utilise wider intervals in his playing.

 

[JensL]

That is a useful lesson - thanks.

Great and interesting one Jens. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you guys! Glad you found it useful!

Jens

 

[JensL]

Thanks again for a great lesson, Jens. Being a wide-interval player, and, let's face it, a pentatonic-loving guitarist, I'm always looking for more sophisticated phrasing ideas. Looking forward to more good stuff from you in the new year!

You're welcome! I guess most guitar players like the petatonic scale?

Jens

 

[JensL]

That guitar sounds so good. I recorded someone who brought one in...

I'm a lefty so I get no love.


Amp? Nice lines as well.

Thanks! It is indeed a great guitar!

My amp is a Fractal Audio AX8 through a QSC K10 (with a Jay Mitchell IR)

Jens

 

[Phletch]

I recall Larry talk about using his triad approach as a means to utilise wider intervals in his playing.

Yep. He's where I got the idea. I figured that by combining the triads, pents, and chromatics I've got all the bases covered and increased my odds of nailing those "money notes."

 

[windmill]

Thanks Jens

Bit to think about there

 

[Serious Poo]

Great lesson, Jens. Thanks for sharing it!

 

[JensL]

Thanks Jens

Bit to think about there

Great lesson, Jens. Thanks for sharing it!

Thank you guys!

Jens

 

[Flyin' Brian]

Wonderful lesson and well communicated.

 

[JensL]

Wonderful lesson and well communicated.

Thank you! Glad you like it!

Jens

 

[seantk]

great lesson...thanks

 

[T Dizz]

Subscribed! Will watch tonight, thanks!

 

[JensL]

great lesson...thanks

You're very welcome! glad you like it!

Jens