Many guitarists know and use the pentatonic scales. But what if this mainstay is putting your playing and creativity in a box? David Wallimann provides a quick, no-theory-required tip on getting more substance from this scale.
Want to learn more quick and easy tips to spruce up your playing without getting in to deep theory and conceptual ideas? Join him Starting Friday July 7th at 6:00 pm EDT and every week after for 10 weeks to help bring your playing to new levels.
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Want to learn more quick and easy tips to spruce up your playing without getting in to deep theory and conceptual ideas? Join him Starting Friday July 7th at 6:00 pm EDT and every week after for 10 weeks to help bring your playing to new levels.
Only at http://www.JamPlay.com
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