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another lightbulb (led low wattage of course) moment…..
If you play e minor pentatonic you can see easily that by just hitting a few notes on the scale you can do a run to a g chord, c aminor and d and it sounds cool. I could actually for the. first time visualize the notes.
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Yes @Mrfredsporty , E minor is the relative minor of G major. A relative minor is the minor chord that occupies the 6th scale position of a major scale. So you should also be able to play the C & D major chords within the E minor pentatonic scale and get it to sound nice. The A minor, B minor and E minor chords should work in there as well. The E minor and G major scales have the same notes/chords, they just start in different scale positions.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Bill_Brown.
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Fantastic! Bill
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Now I hope that gives you a 100 watt lightbulb moment @Mrfredsporty 👍
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good one BB.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by
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This is a great exchange that integrated practical, usable music theory. 😎
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wow im impressing myself even more ,KM!
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