Pentatonic + Modes = Magic! How To Combine Lydian & The Pentatonic Scale

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Today we check out how to combine the pentatonic scale with the modes - we add the characteristic lydian scale degree to the major pentatonic scale and get some really interesting results! This is part one of a two part series, next week we will work with the dorian sound and combine it with the minor pentatonic scale.

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Today we check out how to combine the pentatonic scale with the modes - we add the characteristic lydian scale degree to the major pentatonic scale and get some really interesting results! This is part one of a two part series, next week we will work with the dorian sound and combine it with the minor pentatonic scale.

Bernthguitar

This is the Hirajoshi scale (Japanese pentatonic scale) used by Jason Becker. Nice lesson.

jasonbone

While dissonant, the in-scale Lydian Tritone is rather beautiful and emotional! Great Lesson!!!!

voronOsphere

You are one of the best teacher i've ever see!!!

panagiotisandrianos

I really like this one can you do a longer video on mixing pentatonic with lydian?

AchillesWrath

Nice job with this. I also use Lydian quite a bit, over V7, ii minor, and replacing m7b5 like Bm7b5 to E7 to Am, becomes F Lydian to E7 to Am. Thanks for posting.

jimmyc

You are the teacher who got all the different interesting scales drilled into my head, and that was just by watching your youtube videos. Thanks again for that.

ferociouspterodactyl

Awesome lesson. I grew up playing guitar in the 80's and 90's. I am really into Progressive Metal. Guys like Aaron Marshall and Plini are just awesome. Since I've been following these videos, I feel my playing has just jumped up 3 levels.

TheMeJustMe

Holy smokes, this is exciting! It had not occurred to me to do this, thank you!

waynecrowe

Thank you Bernth for another awesome lesson, I always enjoy your content and look forward to your notifications!

timothy

Bro, this is great...I put the modes into a pentatonic format, and this one you have for lydian, is actually the second shape I use for the phrygian pentatonic...interesting

jtone

Great video on a Lydian scale! It would be awesome to hear some ideas on how to use it in different positions!

MeetMeAtTheCross

My teacher started me out with the minor scale and the modes, or as he called it the 5 block foundation. I started out at a young age in the 80’s. I wish I had the wealth of information beginner’s have today. I think I could have progressed much faster.

jamesmccormick

Flying in a Blue Dream scale so beautiful! thanks for the cool lesson i just subscribe!

paolo-

Thanks as always, my good man!

I only recently encountered minor scales missing 4/7 and majors missing 2/6, which is the reverse of how I learned pentatonic originally. It was nice to see this altered variation today.

(Better wording edit).

EclecticEssentric