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When it comes to choosing between the pentatonic scale and the major scale, it really comes down to personal preference and the sound you're aiming for. There's no hard and fast rule; it's more about the vibe you want to create. Personally, I enjoy incorporating the pentatonic scale because it often brings a unique flavor and is widely appreciated by audiences. However, don't let that limit you-feel free to use whichever scale resonates with you the most. Ultimately, your choice should reflect your musical style and what you find most inspiring. 🎶

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This is the shape of the closed major scale. With F, it would be the open shape. Both are correct, it's just a matter of preference.

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You don't necessarily need to start with the C string when playing in C major, but you should emphasize the C note to characterize the scale. The note C is the tonic of the C major scale and provides the harmonic and melodic foundation for the piece. So, while you can start with any note in the scale, highlighting the C note will help define the tonality.

Absolutely, I'd be happy to help clarify this for you! When playing solos, you can use any note from the G Major Pentatonic scale. This scale includes the notes G, A, B, D, and E. So, in the key of G Major: - **G** (1st) - **A** (2nd) - **B** (3rd) - **D** (5th) - **E** (6th) If you use only the notes G, B, and D, you are focusing on the triad (1st, 3rd, and 5th notes), which forms the G major chord. This is another topic related to chord construction and harmony. For solos, think of the pentatonic scale as your playground. You can use any combination of these five notes to create melodies that fit within the G major context. Just imagine it as having more colors to paint with beyond the basic G chord. Let me know if this helps simplify things a bit! 🎸

You can practice solos according to the shapes that appear, or use another scale that you know. You can also practice arpeggios, create arrangements... Yes, I'm from Brazil. Senna was really incredible. Greetings

@GuitarLessonsTV ...Obrigado. Appreciate your comment and replying. Kindness.🤝👍

I am very happy to help you learn. This type of comment is what makes us continue creating content.

@GuitarLessonsTV truly if this was around when I was young I might have been a musician. I play for the pure joy of making music. Thank you again.

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no dont play full major, it's not pop anymore :>

​@@cleangoblin2021 I didn't read that it has to be pop. I played in major scale and it sounded good.

I'm happy to follow your progress! I've been wanting to make a video about triads for a long time, but no creative ideas have come up.

@GuitarLessonsTV Yes, it's an eye-opening experience to see each form is a gove fitting for the new learning task. I look forward to watching it.

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A pentatonic scale is a musical scale with five notes per octave, in contrast to the traditional seven-note scales. It's commonly used in various music genres, including blues, jazz, rock, and folk music, due to its simplicity and pleasing sound. The most well-known types are the major and minor pentatonic scales. By focusing on these five notes, musicians can create melodies that are easily memorable and have a universal appeal.

@GuitarLessonsTV okay, how many scales. Do you know ♥️♥️♥️

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nvm I got it apparently major scale and major pentatonic scale are not the same scales and they are played differently. music is hard...

@mertnural3184 exactly G major natural is G - A - B - C - D - E - F# and the pentatonic is G - A - B - D - E. We remove the VI and Vii

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