Connecting Pentatonic-Patterns to CAGED-Chords (EP344)

[Roland]

I layed out how the major and minor pentatonic-patterns relate to the different CAGED chord shapes on 1 page. Feel freee to download if it is interesting for you 👍

[Piker]

Great work,very helpful.
Thanks Roland.

[richard t]

Thank you, this is very helpful Roland. I guess it’s irony that I just did this all by hand 3 days ago. Your graphics are much neater.
So now the challenge is to learn all the patterns, not only for the full CAGED cords, but also for the triads within the cords. That is part of what I’m working on right now.
I’m also doing the same thing for chord tones and arpeggios. It’s an ambitious undertaking, but the possibilities are intriguing.

[Dieter]

Very useful.

Dieter

[JoLa]

Very cool and very well made, Roland!! Thank you!

🎸JoLa

[Aussie Rick]

Very helpful – thanks Roland.
Rick

[Laurel C]

Thankyou Roland for this, I will download it and put into the workbook. Good timing, as I was working on how the ‘e chord shape’ C relates with the major and minor pentatonic scale from the theory of lesson ep157. And then realized I would have to do the others as well. You have saved me the extra workload and time.

[Gareth D]

Hey man, this is awesome and exactly what I was searching for. Now I just got to committ this to memory, thanks again!

[JohnStrat]

Roland youve done something I had wondered about doing and youve made a tidy job of it thank you very much for posting it will be very useful for many who visit here.
JohnStrat

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