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The following blog post will provide you with information on the pentatonic scales, its sounds, and how to use them in your playing. Escala Ângela Ângelo Ângelo Ângelo Ângelo Ângelo Ângelo abaixo Escala Angela Angela Angela Angela Ariel Ariel Ariel abaixo Escala Anna Anna Anna Ana Ana Ana Abaixo Escala Ane Ane Ane Asuna Asuna Asuna Abaixo Escala Ani Ani Ani Any Any Any AbaixoAlthough the pentatonic scales are relatively simple, they are not always easy to learn. A new guitar player may find it difficult to sing the different notes of the pentatonic scales and not really know where to start. The easiest way to learn is by playing some simple pentatonic scale riffs and then try to play one note at a time, as fast as possible. If you want to learn the full potential of the Pentatonic Scale, try following this link: http://www.guitarlessonstracker.com/lessons/pentatonic-scale-whole-tone-scales These are only a few notes from the whole tone scale – all overtones – available on a guitar string. In fact, using the information from the previous paragraph, you could figure out the rest of them. You will have to look into a table that indexes all overtones. The whole tone scale is a variation of the pentatonic scale, with a single interval between its notes. In other words, there is only one note in between each of the notes in the pentatonic scale. It contains all whole steps and half steps (semitones). This makes it even simpler to learn than a pentatonic scale; however, it can be harder play (the amount of frets you need to cover is greater) and harder on your hands (the distance between frets needs to be traversed more often). A more complete article on the whole tone scale can be found at: http://www.guitarlessonstracker.com/lessons/whole-tone-scale The major and minor scales can be played on a guitar, but there are some rules that must be followed if you want to get the correct sound and play them properly. If you don't follow these rules, you'll hear some dissonance in your music. This is because the notes won't all sound consonant together (in other words, they'll make a dissonant chord). So, it's important to learn these rules and memorize them: - The first and last note of the major and minor scales should always be played directly; if you do it this way, you'll always get a strong consonant sound. - The second note of the major and minor scales should be played on the same string as the first note. This makes the chord sound more coherent. - The third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh note of the major and minor scales should be played one fret away from the second note. This makes them more harmonious with their tones ("chords").The triad is a combination of two notes played on one string. escalas pentatonicas baixo pdf download cfa1e77820
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