Guitar Lesson – Lead Guitar Solos – Major Pentatonic Scale – Relative Minor/Major Concept

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25 Responses to “Guitar Lesson – Lead Guitar Solos – Major Pentatonic Scale – Relative Minor/Major Concept”

  • SchelluS says:

    in the key of D …
    in the key of D major you can use either D major or B minor, because B minor is the relative of D major (B is the sixth step of the D major scale, and the sixth step of a major scale is always minor.)

  • hmtaylor7 says:

    @mx520rider I …
    @mx520rider I think you’re right, C isn’t in the key, but I guess it can be exchanged with C# dim?

    But if this is in the key of D major as people are saying, I still don’t think it’s right to plug in the D minor pent…….I guess most of the notes in it will work, but I don’t think it’s correct to think of using D min to improvise over a D major progression??? You would use Bm (or D maj pent among other things)

  • mx520rider says:

    thanks for …
    thanks for explaining this but i thought in the key of d major only C# could be used?

  • mx520rider says:

    how can this be in …
    how can this be in the key of d? i thought these chords were in the key of g?

  • bizzle1783 says:

    @IJameiovs the …
    @IJameiovs the relative minor is always at the 6th position of a major scale not the 5th,that’s why bmin is the relative minor to dmaj,emin to gmaj,amin to cmaj etc..

  • legolas35653 says:

    hey people please …
    hey people please tell me me i have braces can i stil play a harmonica if i buy one

  • Joplee83 says:

    I just can´t …
    I just can´t understand scales. is it the same fingerin everytime, just change the root? do you have a video for total noobs to get started on scales? I got the e-book with the scales and that got me even more confused… :)

  • padshardbank says:

    insightful comments …
    insightful comments on youtube, what gives?

  • kadoom101 says:

    lol 4:09 nice marty
    lol 4:09 nice marty

  • hmtaylor7 says:

    so if this is in …
    so if this is in the key of D major….you would never really play the D minor pentatonic, even if you wanted a “minor feel”………….you would play the D maj pent like Marty does or the Bm pent (same thing)

    I don’t see why you would approach it by using the D min pent….

    also, isnt the vii in the key of D major a C diminished chord, not a C major???

  • trailblazer225 says:

    D-G-C is only the …
    D-G-C is only the key of G if you are thinking of it as a 1-4-5 progression. in the key of D major, it’s a 1-4-7 progression, which isn’t of course, as common, but you can find it in a lot of places. Therefore, as long he’s using D major as the root note he can play D major over it. You can also play D minor pentatonic over it if you try not to hit any minor notes over the D chord. It’ll sound okay in that case.

  • fireninja242 says:

    over the hills and …
    over the hills and far away :D

  • zeffy00 says:

    D-G-C is in the key …
    D-G-C is in the key of D, therefore he is playing the Dmajor pentatonic. The relative minor is the Bminor pentatonic. Correct me if im wrong, i got no guitar in front of me right now.

  • hmtaylor7 says:

    D-G-C is in the key …
    D-G-C is in the key of G, so why would you play the Dminor pentatonic, the Eminor is the relative minor, right???

  • CrazyCraigy101 says:

    HEYLL YEAHH.
    HEYLL YEAHH.

  • TheSpoonFedFukWit says:

    Wow, That was a …
    Wow, That was a very helpful tutorial. Thank you!

  • Freeptom says:

    Thanks so much …
    Thanks so much Marty! I FINALLY UNDERSTAND IT!!

  • strabbs1 says:

    i finaly get it, i …
    i finaly get it, i understand all this but now i know to resolve it to the root on 5!! result

  • strabbs1 says:

    now your talking, …
    now your talking, check his dont let me down lesson is great too

  • RebeccaJade194 says:

    Marty, you rock …
    Marty, you rock dude! I would just like to ask if you could do some more songs that us younger lot would know, like when you did colbia callait, taylor swift, green day, oasis, goo goo dolls etc. I think your awesome and your a great teacher, but i don’t know many of these songs! rock on xx

  • 1tallman12 says:

    Thanks to Marty, I …
    Thanks to Marty, I have gone from begining all over again to intermediate in one year. YOU have made learning FUN.

  • Slowhand1981 says:

    That’s what i’ve …
    That’s what i’ve been waiting for, thanks very much Marty!

  • phellymckerr says:

    I spent many hours …
    I spent many hours with a guitar teacher learning this theory, Marty just done it in 10 minutes. We as a guitaring community are so lucky to have this outlet.

    On behalf of us all, cheers Marty!

  • guitcrzy says:

    yhe I think that is …
    yhe I think that is what he uses.:D

  • gagasensei says:

    He’s got a lesson …
    He’s got a lesson on Georges part. But I wanna learn the solo.

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