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Danny Poole · 15-11-2005

To view this video you must me a member of Guitar Tutor Online (Join Guitar Tutor Online Here). I was going to open it to everyone but unfortunately it would suck my allotted domain traffic/bandwidth.

Level - Advanced: This video was taken in a private lesson while discussing the similarities between the major and the major pentatonic, minor and the minor pentatonic scales. Then links all scales through relative minor/majors.

File Size: 42MB
Resolution: 540x432
Codec: Xvid - (download this to get the picture working on the Video)
Length: 11:33

Download: Major Minor Pentatonic Scales (Xvid)

I have placed the video here because I want discussions on this lesson, what you do and don’t understand. I want to improve this process of teaching so that everyone understands it easily.

15-11-2005	#1
Danny Poole Administrator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Townsville, Australia. Age: 36 Posts: 2,357 Rep Power: 10	Major & Minor Pentatonic Scales To view this video you must me a member of Guitar Tutor Online (Join Guitar Tutor Online Here). I was going to open it to everyone but unfortunately it would suck my allotted domain traffic/bandwidth. Level - Advanced: This video was taken in a private lesson while discussing the similarities between the major and the major pentatonic, minor and the minor pentatonic scales. Then links all scales through relative minor/majors. File Size: 42MB Resolution: 540x432 Codec: Xvid - (download this to get the picture working on the Video) Length: 11:33 Download: Major Minor Pentatonic Scales (Xvid) I have placed the video here because I want discussions on this lesson, what you do and don’t understand. I want to improve this process of teaching so that everyone understands it easily. __________________ Remember, If it was meant to be easy everybody would be a great guitarist. Last edited by Danny Poole : 1 Week Ago at 10:45 AM.