Pentatonic connect with Major

[Adamtobin21]

When you connect the 1st pentatonic shape to the 1st Major shape at the key note, do all other pentatonic shapes coincide throughout the guitar neck? 
I assume they do, but Johnathan doesn’t say specifically in the lesson dealing with this.

Thank You 🤐

Edited October 23, 2022 by Adamtobin21
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[Total Disorder]

This is a graft of all the scales and notes .Does this help?

[Adamtobin21]

7 hours ago, Total Disorder said:

This is a graft of all the scales and notes .Does this help?

I think I see, this is both pentatonic and major scales combined and you just shift on the key note? This would be C major? I hope I did this right, this is my first time on here. Thank you so much for the response!!

[Alan Desmond]

On 10/23/2022 at 6:49 PM, Adamtobin21 said:

When you connect the 1st pentatonic shape to the 1st Major shape at the key note, do all other pentatonic shapes coincide throughout the guitar neck? 
I assume they do, but Johnathan doesn’t say specifically in the lesson dealing with this.

Thank You 🤐

Hi Alan here, nice thing about pentatonic patterns is you can play from any key note or octave. See general conversation folder in forum & peters question "did I learn". See I posted a chart patterns of Am pentatonic. Suggest give it a try, if you play from 3rd fret u just shift whole pattern and you've got Gm and so on

Google to find major pentatonic patterns if you want to use that scale. Also course unit shows u have notes in the 4 fret stretches that's also nice. Take a look at course great ideas module & Gilmore notes. Some great songs use Am scale like Gary Moore s "still got the blues for you"  it's one I've been working on.

so many good songs and a lot of learning ahead of you. Cheers f now. Alan