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    Pentatonic scales are commonly used in many styles of music and provide a simple framework for improvisation. Learning the five-note patterns that make up a pentatonic scale allows guitarists to jam over chord progressions without having to worry about playing the right notes. Mastering a few pentatonic positions can open up new creative possibilities and help guitarists join in picking parties with other musicians.

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    Pentatonic scales are commonly used in many styles of music and provide a simple framework for improvisation. Learning the five-note patterns that make up a pentatonic scale allows guitarists to jam over chord progressions without having to worry about playing the right notes. Mastering a few pentatonic positions can open up new creative possibilities and help guitarists join in picking parties with other musicians.

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    Pentatonic scales are commonly used in many styles of music and provide a simple framework for improvisation. Learning the five-note patterns that make up a pentatonic scale allows guitarists to jam over chord progressions without having to worry about playing the right notes. Mastering a few pentatonic positions can open up new creative possibilities and help guitarists join in picking parties with other musicians.

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    Pentatonic Picking Party

    Guitar Player; Jan 1996; 30, 1; ProQuest Central pg. 126

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