![]() ![]() In the next pentatonic position, you have a different fingering pattern to learn. This is true because the 1 finger never has to leave the 5th fret among other important reasons you will learn later. Remember the root note fret position is the easiest to play and most popular position to play in. Once you learn each fingering pattern of the pentatonic scale, I will show you how to easily convert them to modes. All of the different pentatonic scale positions should be learned to play lead guitar. This is the same A minor pentatonic scale, but starting at a different fret and has a different fingering pattern. Look at the pentatonic scale below and notice that the scale outlined in blue now starts at the 8th fret or C note. So the pentatonic major and minor scale will have 5 notes. ![]() The notes for the A minor pentatonic has the notes of (A, C, D, E, G). The root note fret for position A minor pentatonic starts at the 5th fret. You can really burn up the notes when you use the root note fret position. The root note fret position is the easiest and most desired position to play the minor pentatonic scale. You can play the A minor pentatonic scale all over the fretboard. Repeat: The same scale and same notes can be played starting at other frets and different positions. But the same scale and same notes can be played starting at other guitar frets and different positions on the fretboard. The root note fret, for the A minor pentatonic scale, starts on the 5th fret. I would now like to expand a little more on the A minor pentatonic scale, and show you the next position. Learn to play the A minor pentatonic scale starting on 8th fretīy now, you should be familiar with the A minor pentatonic scale in the root note fret position, Guitar tablature, A minor Pentatonic scale, starting on the C note.
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