How to Match Triads to the 5 Major Pentatonic Shapes

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Hello Cherries! Here's a really great approach for your playing. Connect triads with the five major pentatonic scale shapes 🤨 Visualize the triads as embedded within the scale patterns, focusing on the root, third, and fifth notes 🧐 Each pentatonic shape contains multiple triads; identifying these within the shapes allows for more melodic and targeted soloing within the pentatonic framework 🎸 I really love this and I think you will too. We're also taking this one string set at a time. This allows you to really fine tune and limit what you do to make the most out of one area at a time. Enjoy the video and have a great week Everybody 😊

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