Alright, here is our last position. The patterns in this one are pretty simple as there aren't any drastic shape changes.
Now that you have the 5 positions down, let's work on blending them together in the next lesson.
Position 5
Tutorial - Pentatonic Scales
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Pentatonic Scales - Introduction
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Pentatonic Scales - Position 1
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Pentatonic Scales - Position 2
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Pentatonic Scales - Position 3
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Pentatonic Scales - Position 4
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Pentatonic Scales - Position 5
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Pentatonic Scales - Putting the Pieces Together
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