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    This document provides instructions for a guitar solo using the D minor pentatonic scale. It starts with playing the scale alone, then adds left and right hand patterns like alternating strings and enclosures. It progresses to incorporating the 4123 finger pattern and sidestepping between D minor and E flat minor scales. The goal is to learn the melody.

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    This document provides instructions for a guitar solo using the D minor pentatonic scale. It starts with playing the scale alone, then adds left and right hand patterns like alternating strings and enclosures. It progresses to incorporating the 4123 finger pattern and sidestepping between D minor and E flat minor scales. The goal is to learn the melody.

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    Summertime

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    This document provides instructions for a guitar solo using the D minor pentatonic scale. It starts with playing the scale alone, then adds left and right hand patterns like alternating strings and enclosures. It progresses to incorporating the 4123 finger pattern and sidestepping between D minor and E flat minor scales. The goal is to learn the melody.

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    Summertime

    1. Solo with the Dm pent scale only


    2. Add the left-left right-right pattern, up, down, alternating
    3. Add in enclosures, fret above-fret below-scale note
    4. Add in the 4123 pattern, 3 is always the scale note
    5. Add sidestepping, Dm+Ebm, and any pattern to your solo
    6. Learn the melody

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