onacarom
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Guitar Notes - Practicing Five Pentatonic Positions of C
My experience has taught me that it is better to move by playing with several positions of the same scale than with just one. The objective is that by changing position while we play, we will be able to get different colors from the guitar and above all we will not get bored of always doing the same on a position. I start the video by exposing the five positions of the pentatonics of C and then I'm going up and down
1º Position II: GACDEGACDEGA
2º Position V: ACDEGACDEGAC
3º Position VII: CDEGACDEGACD
4º Position IX: DEGACDEGACDE
5º Position XII: EGACDEGACDEG
Regards,
Marcus
My experience has taught me that it is better to move by playing with several positions of the same scale than with just one. The objective is that by changing position while we play, we will be able to get different colors from the guitar and above all we will not get bored of always doing the same on a position. I start the video by exposing the five positions of the pentatonics of C and then I'm going up and down
1º Position II: GACDEGACDEGA
2º Position V: ACDEGACDEGAC
3º Position VII: CDEGACDEGACD
4º Position IX: DEGACDEGACDE
5º Position XII: EGACDEGACDEG
Regards,
Marcus