Exercise Objective:
Ever feel like you get stuck improvising over the same scales, just going up and down the keyboard?
By moving through different locked positions, with each scale degree as a starting point, you naturally expand across the keyboard, and each new scale degree becomes a stronger focal point in your solo.
We use C minor as an example, but this concept can be extrapolated to any scale!
Label the Pentatonic Positions by Scale Number
Identify each pentatonic scale position based on the keyboard diagram. Use dashes (-) between numbers and the letter b to denote the flat symbol.