And finally, here’s the change between G7 and A7. You already know that the 1st box of A is what goes, so without further ado, here’s G superimposed by A
Now turn that page!
Tutorial - Pentatonic Finder
Pentatonic Finder - Part 4, G to A
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Pentatonic Finder - Introduction
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Pentatonic Finder - Part 1, A to D
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Pentatonic Finder - Part 2, D to C
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Pentatonic Finder - Part 3, C to G
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Pentatonic Finder - Part 4, G to A
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Pentatonic Finder - Part 5, Then what?
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