A Minor Pentatonic Scale + Nova Go Guitar Review for Beginner Guitarists
In this easy, step-by-step lesson, you’ll learn how to play the A minor pentatonic scale, one of the most important and versatile scales for guitarists of all levels in 5 different positions.
Whether you’re just starting out or brushing up on your skills, this lesson will show you exactly where to place your fingers and how to start making music with this essential scale.
Plus — I’ll also give you my review of the Nova Go guitar, a sleek and portable carbon fiber acoustic-electric guitar that’s perfect for practice, travel, and gigs. I’ll share how it sounds and some of its features!
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Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:56 – Enya Nova Go Review
2:58 – Position 5 – A Minor Pentatonic Scale
4:44 – Position 1 – A Minor Pentatonic Scale
5:41 – Position 2 – A Minor Pentatonic Scale
6:35 – Position 3 – A Minor Pentatonic Scale
7:45 – Position 4 – A Minor Pentatonic Scale
8:55 – All Scales Demo
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Great lesson on scales..they are so important in many parts of guitar playing besides chording..Joe
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I’d also encourage learning the scale on a single string. It helps to internalize the intervals and helps break out of the box. Start at the Root, then three semitones (frets) to the minor 3rd, two semitones to the perfect 4th, two semitones to the perfect 5th, three semitones to the minor 7th and two semitones to the root an octave higher. Learn each scale on each string. It’s a great way to learn the fretboard. I like to sing each note as I play. Sometimes I’ll sing the note, other times I’ll sing the interval name.