pentatonic scale

[tkofaith]

Thanks Alchemy!  I've got it all printed for further study.

Nice to have the weather warm up a little, huh!?!  I'm in Eau Claire, WI, not too far from you.  Enjoy!

[Wiley]

Wow
I agree it sounds chinese.   I do know the main chords in a keyLOL
Like C-Am-F-G7   Very fiftiesh progression but never heard them called I II III ect.  I might have to print some of this for further investigation

P.J.

[tkofaith]

Wow
I agree it sounds chinese.   I do know the main chords in a keyLOL
Like C-Am-F-G7   Very fiftiesh progression but never heard them called I II III ect.  I might have to print some of this for further investigation

P.J.

The Roman numerals refer to the position and quality of the chords in a given scale.  The capital roman numerals (I, IV, V) are major chords, and the lower-case roman numerals (ii, iii, vi, vi) are minor chords.  The roman numerals can be augmented with modifiers (7, °, b5, etc.).  It's a great system.  It allows you to easily play a song in any key and transpose on the fly.

[hewhoiscalledj]

Wow, I've just started delving into theory myself. i've found this website particularly helpful for determing keys, scales, chords to play in any given situation.

http://www.jguitar.com

amazing tools to use for songwriting or songtabbing.

also, http://www.studybass.com  and it's certainly not just for bass. type in a key, and print out the fretboard (i call it a map of what you can play without going wrong...)

[Wiley]

I just had time to so back and read some of the posts again.  Hey I think I get a little of it.  At least the minor pentatonic scale.  IN C is would be Am  And in G it would be Em.  And in F it would be Dm  etc.  Thanks for your help.

[The Reverend 48]

Wow, I've just started delving into theory myself. i've found this website particularly helpful for determing keys, scales, chords to play in any given situation.

http://www.jguitar.com

amazing tools to use for songwriting or songtabbing.

what a great site thanks.....

[Oldrottenhead]