Combining Major and Minor Pentatonics - Week 2 - The E Shape: Back By Popular Demand
Not only is the E shape one of the easiest to see and understand, but it’s where most players find a lot of their vocabulary. In week two, we’ll dedicate some more love to the E shape.
Not only is the E shape one of the easiest to see and understand, but it’s where most players find a lot of their vocabulary. In week two, we’ll dedicate some more love to the E shape.
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