Superimposing Pentatonics - guitar lesson / tutorial

bored of pentatonic sound on a guitar? Superimposing is a simple way of extending the sound of your pentatonic improvisation, you actually need to know just one shape to try this lesson!

This system is simple, just superimpose a minor pentatonic up a 5th to the minor chord you're playing on. In the video I'll give you a little theory background and show you how to do it. It's simple and fun, and yields greats results.

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[CarlosNaranjoMUSICCHANNEL]

Playing through subs is a great resource because you can play through many colours despite is still a pentatonic mindset sound . For example, playing the 2nd degree gives you a Dorian sound (Am --> Bm), so you can work with Am, Em and Bm simultaneously and sounds great

[gpr]

Great playing and very interesting explanation! I already use this on piano too! Thank you

[cernaruka]

Thanks, never had an idea about theory, but I am improving my guitar playing thanks to you.

[gholmes]

Great lesson. I have a 1998 Mex Strat that looks exactly the same.

[marcofranchi]

Mitico Albertone! Chiarissimo come sempre!

[UliHeim]

So great stuff on your channel, Alberto...such sublime playing 🙏🙏 subbed for shure 👍👍
All the best from Germany - Uli

[richardgolden]

great stuff!! you said there were three pentatonics you could play over A minor: A, E and what is the third?

[pablodiaz]

Hi Alberto ! in minute 2:10 you says that we have three pentatonic inside a mayor key ... could you explain that in another video ?? thankyou so much !!

[Dlee]

So E is the 5th of A. I'm not around my guitar but I'm guessing it works like that for everything? So Gmaj ideas over Cmaj?