- E shape
Major Pentatonic E shape
Learn how to play the E shaped Major Pentatonic!Go to Major Pentatonic E shape.
- A shape
Major Pentatonic A shape
Learn how to play the A shaped Major Pentatonic!Go to Major Pentatonic A shape.
- D shape
Major Pentatonic D shape
Learn how to play the D shaped Major Pentatonic!Go to Major Pentatonic D shape.
- G shape
Major Pentatonic G shape
Learn how to play the G shaped Major Pentatonic!Go to Major Pentatonic G shape.
- C shape
Major Pentatonic C shape
Learn how to play the C shaped Major Pentatonic!Go to Major Pentatonic C shape.
- Connect Shapes
Connect Major Pentatonic Shapes
Learn how to connect the Major Pentatonic shapes!- Cycle Of 4ths
Major Pentatonic Cycle Of 4ths
Run the Major Pentatonic through the Cycle Of 4ths!- Improvisation
Major Pentatonic Improvisation
Learn how to Improvise with the Major Pentatonic!
Learn how to play the Major Pentatonic scale!
The most common misconception when soloing with the major pentatonic is that you can use the same shapes as you do in minor, you just move the shape down three frets.
This has never and will never sound right and consequently very few guitar players can solo in major, let alone freely improvise!
Learn more about the ins and outs of the major pentatonic scale in the Guitar Conspiracy.
Practice the Major pentatonic
- To learn the major pentatonic shapes, practice the exercises as demonstrated in the video lessons.
- Take control over your routine using the video exercises and the Work Book.
- Put the major pentatonic scales to work using Blues Jam Tracks and 2 chord loops.
