Improv 101 · improv101-2-3
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Music Theory: The Major Pentatonic Stack

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2-3 · Music Theory: The Major Pentatonic Stack

Same stack shape, new root. Move the root to the upper-left corner of the stack and that familiar pattern becomes the major pentatonic scale. You'll map where the A major pentatonic stack falls in every position up the neck — warped and unwarped — so you can see and play it anywhere.


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Memorize this: The major pentatonic scale has its root on the lower note of the upper string:

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