How The 5 Positions Should Be Explained To Every Guitarist
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Go to https://buyraycon.com/ANDREWCLARKEOPEN to get up to 20% off during this holiday season. The five pentatonic scale positions are essential for any intermediate guitar player. In this lesson, I'll show you the best way to learn the pentatonic positions so they actually stick. We'll do this by combining the CAGED system with the pentatonics to make them easier to memorize. This is a great way to start understanding the guitar fretboard and play confidently in any key! Thanks for watching! If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments below. :) All Lesson Resources on Patreon: ►https://www.patreon.com/andrewclarkeguitar #pentatonicscale #cagedsystem #guitarlesson #pentatonicpositions _____________________________________________ 🎸 Courses & Free Stuff: Get 25% off any course with coupon code "YOUTUBE" My Beginner/Intermediate Soloing Course: ►https://andrewclarkeguitar.teachable.com/p/soloing-made-simple My Beginner/Intermediate Play By Ear Course: ► https://
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