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question: What switches from major to minor in certain places?, context: Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?
What switches from major to minor in certain places?
Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places?
Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?
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Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? Do both <hl> scales <hl> work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?
Why does the G pentatonic and A# pentatonic work with this song? So I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa's "So What Would I Do" Here: LINKREMOVED I'm trying to solo around it but I've noticed that the G minor pentatonic works with it but not always and then the A# mior pentatonic also works at some points. I know that the major and minor pentatonics are basically just a shift of the common scale "shapes". So the the G minot penta is the same as the A# major penta right? Can anyone explain how this works? <hl> Do both scales work at seperate times because the song switches from major to minor in certain places? <hl> The G minor penta seems to work the most but droning the A# root note during the song sounds the best and not the G note. So what's going on here?