Pentatonic Scale Expansion 2

I only use my index finger to play the low F and G#.

In the G#, A#, C sequence on single strings, use slides, hammer ons, or pull offs,

not three fingers to play the scale so you do not injure yourself.

These are both Fminor scales that say the same thing. The pattern is the same notes.

Each F represents the root of the scale. There are 4. Thus, there are 4 octaves.

Fminor Pentatonic

3rd

5th

7th

9th

12th

Thickest string

F

G#

A#

C

D#

F

G#

A#

C

D#

F

G#

A#

C

Thinnest string

D#

F

Pay attention to the thickness of the string to play the proper scale, this is why

the same finger chart is used twice.

This scale is particularly useful in the key of F minor, when using pentatonic scales.

Fminor Pentatonic

3rd

5th

7th

9th

12th

Thinnest string

D#

F

G#

A#

C

D#

F

G#

A#

C

D#

F

Thickest string

F

G#

A#

C

Practice to metronomes:
https://craig-hamilton-guitar-lessons.blogspot.com/2020/05/metronomes_9.html


Metronome playlist here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aGo24oKGjE&list=PLnwtC5S5oy6VWZA9MvoyKazilF8d1_VqQ