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New lesson material: Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales

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A new lesson plan has been included in the Lesson Materials Section on Pentatonic Scales. As these scales have been discussed in length in INT-01, this resource is a handy reference sheet you can give your student. The clearly labelled diagrams make it an excellent teaching tool.

Access the material here: SCA-02 Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales

You can access other similar resources including the seven basic modes in the SCA series found in the Lesson Materials Section here.

SCA-02 Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales

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About this lesson

Teaching the Pentatonic scales is a great way to introduce improvisation to your student. They are easy to learn and are easy to apply and come up with some great sounds. This resources gives your student a handy reference sheet they can refer to when using either the Major or Minor Pentatonic Scales. A comprehensive guide on introducing these scales has already been created in INT-01 Introduction to the Pentatonic Scale so this resource does not include lesson instructions. Before you give this material to your student, make sure they feel comfortable with techniques such as hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides, bends and vibrato.

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INT-01 Introduction to the Pentatonic Scale

INT-01 Introduction to the Pentatonic Scale

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About this lesson

When your student is ready to learn how to improvise, you can teach them the basic Pentatonic Scale shapes. The minor Pentatonic Scale is incredibly easy to teach and your student will love being able to come up with simple melodies and solos. The included lesson instructions will guide you through and help you explain all the important points and concepts.

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