How To Practice The Minor Pentatonic Scale

Practicing scales is important, but you need two things: 1) have a plan of attack, and 2) be creative. In this video, I'm will teach you a few approaches for how to accomplish this. I am using the Minor Pentatonic for these examples, but the information presented applies to ANY scale.

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[ruveendradewshan]

This is so helpful just as you said i was stuck from moving one box to another and this video helped me tremendously to break free from it. Thank you!

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Really appreciate the quality and delivery of your videos, Robert. It's clear that you've put a lot of thought and work into these.

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Just cam across you and love the way you explain everything. Much easier to understand than others I've watched. Thank you!

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Mr Renman you have a great teaching style. Your measured gentler pace really helps get the nuances in the music. Thanks also for taking the time to get a great sound not just in the guitar but your voice too. There is "Space" in your style and music. Thanks very much.
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[victoranchondo]

Freedom, I'll work on it!!! Thanks Robert.☺️

[gabrieljohannson]

The importance of playing melodically is important. Thank you.

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Fantastic video. Love your tone and style. Easy to watch over and over. Just what I needed to learn. Looking forward to more of your videos.

[MrJoelgides]

I thank you. This has been my struggle with boxes. And I appreciate you covering this. Aside from this video and your suggestions to fiddle with, do you have any visual aids for exercises in connecting the boxes ? Sometimes it's difficult for me to really see what another guitarist is doing with their fingers.

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[georgebentley-ricardo]

An excellent example of a really great lesson, you articulate the theory so well and simplify things so nicely for us mere mortals.
Thanks again for sharing this lesson 😀🎸

[julieferrari]

So glad that I found this lesson. i know that this will help me in my playing. I needed this kind of instruction. Thanks so much Robert.!!!

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[ВладимирСорокин-жп]

Very interesting !!!
Thanks, Robert !!!

[doferdinz]

Great lesson, helps out a lot for beginners like me who's looking for proper technique to improve

[sevensongsful]

Good video, Robert. I'm going to work on this over a jam track. I find it easier to learn the whole natural minor scale and drop out or add notes if need be (maj 6, etc). Memorizing the shortcuts seemed disconnected from scales.

[lomejordelrockymetal]

pretty simple idea, but one of the most important things to start playing for real...

[neiladams]

Cool' that's really added an extension to my play in the minor scales awesome '' 🎵🎵🎶