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Diagonal Minor Pentatonic Method

The document outlines the Diagonal Minor Pentatonic Method, which utilizes 4 note boxes on specific guitar strings to help locate the scale. It introduces a two note, three note method for connecting octaves diagonally and includes instructions for playing the descending minor pentatonic and blues scales. Additionally, it mentions the inclusion of the flat 5th (D#) to form the diagonal minor blues scale.

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Diagonal Minor Pentatonic Method

The document outlines the Diagonal Minor Pentatonic Method, which utilizes 4 note boxes on specific guitar strings to help locate the scale. It introduces a two note, three note method for connecting octaves diagonally and includes instructions for playing the descending minor pentatonic and blues scales. Additionally, it mentions the inclusion of the flat 5th (D#) to form the diagonal minor blues scale.

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The Diagonal Minor Pentatonic

Method
4 note boxes on E A – D G – B E strings a helpful
reference point to quickly locate the scale.

Two note three note method to connect the octaves diagonally.


Diagonal minor pentatonic scale over 3 octaves.

Reference points: Build the 4 note box from any of the root
notes and build the scale from there.

Add the flat 5th (D#) and you got yourself the diagonal minor
blues scale
To play the descending minor pentatonic or blues scale use the
two note three note method starting on the 17th fret low E
string.

Two note three note method to connect the octaves diagonally.

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