10 levels of THE pentatonic scale (guitar must have)
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The pentatonic scale! what a beautiful color. How do we find more cool sounds in there? How do people play chords with this scale and what's going on there? We'll go over 10 levels together to explore, hear & understand the scale better. READY?? Let's do this. PDF with Notation & TAB + Jam track on Patreon - www.patreon.com/user?u=346042...
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LEVEL 1 - 2:16
LEVEL 2 - 3:22
LEVEL 3 - 4:42
LEVEL 4 - 5:50
LEVEL 5 - 7:44
LEVEL 6 - 9:18
LEVEL 7 - 11:30
LEVEL 8 - 13:10
LEVEL 9 & 10 - 14:10
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What's your new year's resolution??
To learn more Jazz
To practice moreee. ✨
Try to learn theory on the guitar and piano :)
Depends what key I'm in 😁😁🤣🤣
to find out and get into jazz as i know nothing of it.
I for some time thought the pentatonic scale was a lazy guitarist’s way to sound good, or at least not sound bad. Then, I started transcribing other instrumentalist’s solos (sax, trumpet, piano) and began to realize all soloists use pentatonics in all kinds of creative ways. I then fully embraced “pentacism”.
Couldn't agree more, it's kind of the backbone of Western music. The Pentatonic is always present lurking underneath regardless of scale.
Now that I think about it, we delved into cultural Asian music back when I studied music in school. Most of them used pentatonic or septatonic scale systems. It’s really eye opening now how the pentatonic scale is so influential not just in western music but throughout the world
Pentatonics are only boring/lazy when the harmony is stationary or if it let's you use the same one during the whole solo and you play it up and down or with the same cliché licks
I had this EXACT same revelation, only it was when transcribing vocals.
We should spread the new Pentacostal to the masses
Love your teaching style, man! Equal parts cerebral, spiritual, and thought provoking. You have great delivery, and I feel like I'm actually engaging with you in person.
Thank you! Your genuine love for music is inspiring, infectious and appreciated.
I've never been interested in the pentatonic scale until now (respect for you). Now I'm on my way. TY
This is the second presentation of yours I watched. I find you and the materials you present very interesting. The passion you exhibit for music and guitar are evident, making the viewing experience more enjoyable I have more presentations from you I need to watch. Thank you!
You’re a great teacher man! The way you articulate yourself really feels like I’m there. You’ll definitely continue to be successful on this platform
Never have I seen someone play a single note with so much feeling !!
check out pink floyd. David Gilmour just makes his guitar singing using the pentatonic
Just discovered your lessons. I have been playing for a long time, and really appreciate your skills, music, and way of teaching. Thanks
I love how Insightful your tutorials are
this is a fantastic lesson been playing pentatnics for literally years and this is a great way to think about them helped alot thank you :)
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man, i don't have words to describe your class, it's fantastic, really reallt thx bro.
Level 6 is my personal best, phenomenal way of re-arranging the pentatonic scale
This video is pure gold. Thanks for this!
I love pentatonics! & really enjoyed this excellent lesson! Thanks! Good ideas, and all eminently useful
This guy can make a loop while playing the chromatic scale. AND IT STILL SOUNDS AWESOME.
There are some amazing gems in the video. I am thankful for the UA-cam algorithms for suggesting this and thank Rotem for making it.
Super interesting. The Big Arp is next level. Loving these fresh ideas! Thank you.
the three note per string pattern really helps in seeing the pentatonic not just as 5 individual boxes and knowing how to move between them, but it helps tremendously in breaking out of the "box thinking". will definitely use that more in my playing. thank you so much for these insights Rotem!
Refreshing point of view! thanks
Thank you what a gift!
you make it sound so nice, never thought about playing the pentatonic scale like that I will have a go see what I can do with it.
happy new year! Still listening to your latest album all the time🤌🏻
Thank you!! Happy new year!!
happy new year Rotem. So so grateful to have discovered your channel.❣️ 💕 💞
Happy new year :)
Thanks so much I'm so excited to hear lesson you share, your passion for playing and teaching shines on every level!! Yes senshei!!
Oh, oh wrong spelling , sensei. Lol 😆
Thanks Phillip!! 🙏
Fantastic lesson! Taking the basic pentatonic at face value is often thought of as beginner, or easy. With a bit of imagination tons of juicy ideas present themselves! Thank you!
Wow it's just opening my eyes on this
Really?! Did I?!
Worth the view just for the “making and excepting mistakes” moment!
Thank you so much Rotem... i play acoustic guitar, for a bit over 30 years now, but I really didn't push into growth until a few years ago. I play on our worship team at our church so I have been very encouraged to learn more about music and such. I don't know much about scales or lead but I love finding new ways to play the chords which has lead me to finding some beautiful jazzy type voicings. I want to explore scales and triads and such as part of those voices and I think I'm going to sign up for your Patreon. It may be a month or so before I do, gotta clear my table so I can concentrate but thank you for this great lesson. I look forward to learning more!
As for mistakes, I love that you left that in the video. It's so encouraging to see people deal with mistakes in such a positive manner, so I'll share my recent mistake lol Sunday morning service, we were doing a song that we have done several times before. But, we changed the key several times trying to get it in a similar key to the other songs we were playing for a good continuous sound. Well, cue the mistake lol I made several note changes to my notes but didn't make the final one. The song started out with a good solid acoustic guitar progression to set the pace and rhythm of the song and I full on sold it.... in the wrong key lol the team looked at me odd, scrambled around a few seconds and I had to call it... into the mic I go lol "sorry guys, wrong key :D" sometimes you just gotta own it, laugh it off, and make the correction lol live audience AND live stream *head in hands* lol
Breath of fresh air, thanks. Would love to know more about your morning routine
Thanks man, this video helped me see the pentatonic as more than just a group of notes. I can utilise the notes as chords and make every sound a lot more melodic and pretty.
man your videos of levels are so good and so helpful
Thank you!!
You play amazing! Thank you for this!
Thanks Adir!!
Nice, man. Thank you! Cheers from Brazil
Great vid once again Rotem.
I would love to hear about your daily music/practice routine and how it fits into your day to day tasks. When during the day to you practice scales? When do you do work on writing songs?
This is just something I have been thinking about as I have gotten really into guitar this last year.
Ill try to share that soon
Nice lesson my friend thank you!
Best pentatonic lesson I've seen.
I've never thought about using multiple notes while playing a scale, this is definitely new to me, I love it, it sounds very nice, a broader sound .. thank you.
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Great new ideas! Thanks man.
Great hints, thanks a lot!
Man, You are amazing. Great teacher. Subscribed.!!
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Heya Rotem, Just want you to know how thankful I am for you, your journey and sharing your journey with Us, Me....
You talk to my soul Brother, much love from Australia,
happy new year - great video. have just left work, so my new year's resolution is to explore and practise and make music!
That is a great one. 🔥
This video shows what you can do with a pentatonic box when you start thinking outside the... well, box. 🙂
Thank you, Rotem!
underrated
2 notes at the same time is a new concept to me. Thanks for teaching it
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Amazing video, loved this approach to study this scale. Looking forward to playing it in my Cuatro. Greetings from Puerto Rico brother.
love your videos please don't stop
I'll try!
Rotem, love these ideas,---thank you. I've been working on something I'd like to share,---playing the form alternating between the lower and higher notes of the 2-notes-per-string version of the pentatonic, but only playing one note per string. For example, the ascending version of the Am in the 5th fret would be, A-E-G-D-E-C; the decend A-G-C-A-D-C. I sweep pick both forms, and of course use all 5 positions of the scale. Hope everyone can make use of this idea...
Great lesson
dude, that was cool! I never thought about the pentatonic in this kind of way :O thank you very much :D
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You remind me of my teacher. AC.
Thank you for all the lessons. That pentatonic harmony sounds lovely.
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Great lesson Rotem, thanks! 👏
Woah! That will be several years of work. Thanks! I'm on it.
I napped through this video. So here i am checking it out again.
The huge sound of Coltrane, Maccoy and later on Kurt Rosenwinkel. Pentatonic is also natural instinct of human being. I don’t like blues but I admire pentatonic.
Thanks bro...god bless you and all around
Thank you Jesse Tyler Ferguson, i loved you in modern family❤️
Love this video, give this man a thumbs up!
Man this is really cool, thank you! Classical guitarist here. I'm super up for learning more jazz, but always feel quite overwhelmed by a lot of theoretical content and how to practice it usefully. This seems like just place to dive in! Love the sounds
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Dive in fully a few years from now you’ll see the water isn’t that deep. And you’ll be more oriented and what you think is hard and overwhelming now will look like baby music to you. Keep evolving to your max!
@@OM-md6ki and after years, relearning those baby things is so refreshing sometimes, because we're often go so far that we forget where we ever were and so it seems like a new place when we come back, like rediscovering some of these simple pentatonic pleasures.
Self- taught intermediate pop and rock guitarist here… where should I start with classical training? Any books or channels you’d recommend?
Awesome. Looking forward to learning
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2:39 The way you played those single notes are magnificent. I’ve never heard someone can make a ascending scale sound so beautiful! And your dynamic, it’s just… it must take years of work. Love your playing, cheers.
Pentatonic scales helped most to teach me how to find notes across the fretboard. Opens up a world of possibility imo.
2:52 thanks for this wonderful advice for 2022
Thank you very much :)
Fabulous stuff thank you
Thanks for listening Chris!
Awesome content man :)
nice lesson thanks. I've been suck with a couple of doubles top shapes in box 1 and 2 and was always interested in 3NPS pentatonics so thx for sharing. I'm struggling with such wide stretches for that atm though.
Thanks sir.
תודה רבה רבה רבה מעולה.
Thank you brother!
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You remind me of Paul Davids so much!!
Nice ideas! Thanks for sharing
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First of all thanks for all of this you are more clear and your exemples are more useful than most of other professore gave me. I don t know if it was already asked but i would like ti know what Guitar Is this and what kind of pick ups you have on it
An interesting clip to check out here on YT is Bobby Darin performing Bridge Over Trouble Water live in the 70s just a few months before his untimely death. Darin was able to play several instruments but this performance featured him playing a harmonica solo over the bridge while the back up singers sang the part. Darin accidentally picks up the wrong harp and tries to make it work but then just shrugs his shoulders walks back over to the piano and grabs the right one and continues on without missing a beat. He of course knew that he would pass away as a young person, and for him there didn't seem to be such a thing as a mistake. Pretty awesome. Thanks for all your videos and Happy New Year
Cheers
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Well Franco is my favourite African guitarist and this starts tapping into his approach, especially on his treatment of the Bolero sound. Very cool, thanks. Give Franco a spin, the minor stuff.
You've cooked it my bro
Nice thanks!!!
Nice work!
Thanks Yoav
Duo Sonics and Mustangs look so nice, i want oneeee
5:03 the loop is killer!
Men I LOVE how human you are
Anyone else actually really dig the Bb that you called 'mistake' haha, thought it actually sounded pretty cool!
Thank you. Very good reminder o. If thinking about it, one have played it the hole time eventualy without being aware one did. Neutraly remove any amount of 12 or more notes to remain 5.
By the way, I checked the ALBUM. So Peacefull. Thanks for my calm mood)))
11:03 THAT groove. The melody🥺
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Is there a specific name for this style? I'd love to find more about how to get that backing track style sound
@@TheCrustiCroc the backing track is r&b/neo soulish
I love you, regards from tel aviv!
Awesome video.
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Love this Rotem. Thanks. What guitar are you playing? 🤤
This guy has 70s chops and a full beard all at the same time … respect ! Oh yeah cool vid too !
I'm hearing Dire Straits' first album in your playing, especially on those dropping bends.
Definitely picked up on the Mark Knopfler tone he had going.
best video ever
Haha this guy is great!!!!
yes
Awesome master! Which kind of pick do you use? Dunlop Jazz3?
Now...that's so much to work out just by 1 shape of pentatonic box
Btw, nice DuoSonic 😍
Scott henderson pentatonic secrets video is killer
New subscriber love from india❤
Are you using a Blue Chip pick? also, love the lesson! Level 6 and 7 were my favorite and very useful!
Great video, there is a lot of homework here. But one question about your guitar.I’m a fender mustang fan and have one and a Jaguar. I’m curious what is yours. Thanks JS.
This really cool. What kind of fender is that?
Great lesson, Rotem! Did someone win the D'angelico? I was told I was in the short list but I've been sick a while and missed out on who won that beautiful guitar.
My 3 note per string legate sucks, and this reminded me to practice! Thanks as always!
Yea someone from the Nederland won it!