In the first four parts of Guitar Goblin’s five-part series on the minor pentatonic scale, we have covered quite a bit of ground. So far, we have learned four forms of the minor pentatonic scale. We have learned how to build each form, some musical theory, and, of course, given you some patterns and exercises…
Welcome to Part 4 of Guitar Goblin’s five-part series, “Learning the Minor Pentatonic Scale.” In Parts 1 through 3, we have explored the first three forms of the scale, learned some of the theories that underpin the scale, and practiced a handful of different patterns and concepts with the notes. Now in Part 4, we…
The pentatonic scale is one of the great universals of rock and roll music. A less experienced guitar player, however, might wonder why they need it and how it applies. For this reason, we’re going to cover some of the most famous pentatonic scale songs that you’re sure to be familiar with. We’ll look at…
So far, we have explored the first and second forms of the minor pentatonic scale, learned a few patterns and exercises, and explored some of the theory behind the scales. Now, in Part 3 of Guitar Goblin’s five-part series on the minor pentatonic scale, we will explore the third form. Continuing the Pattern Remember from…
In Part 1 of Guitar Goblin’s five-part series, “Learning the Minor Pentatonic Scale”, we explored the first form of the scale, learned some of the underlying theory, and investigated a few practice patterns we can use to develop our skills on the guitar. In Part 2, we will dive into the second form of the…
The world of guitar scales is vast and amazing – encompassing a huge range of sound and color. You can certainly spend a lifetime investigating the mysterious corners of the guitar fretboard. However, having a guide on your journey is often vitally important. Whether you want to wail like Hendrix, scream like Van Halen, or…
