How Pentatonic Scales Work | Ukulele Lesson | Matthew Quilliam

Pentatonic scale theory explained for ukulele players.
Pentatonic scales: five note scales with six notes in them.
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[@marcl6215]

This is the best and most concise explanation I have found about why pentatonic scales work. Thank you for clearing up my constant confusion. Good work!

[@Rosalei-or3rc]

Super helpful ❤ thank you!

[@nigelsouthworth808]

Super useful, thanks

[@chavacadomusic]

This great. Really well explained.

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thank you!

[@Gideontom]

Clear explanation. Brilliant!

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thank you!

[@SpareSpacesuit]

Finally someone makes this clear to me, thank you!

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thanks! Glad to be of service

[@JasmineFellows]

The maths jokes were my favourite! Thanks for the entertaining explanation. Groovy!

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thank you Jasmine, I'm glad you enjoyed.

[@josephsmith7718]

Thank you Matthew.
First class instruction.

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thanks Joseph, very kind.

[@mailerose2309]

much appreciated!!

[@jonbennett2027]

Well done, Matthew, a good explanation. Might be good now to move to a few examples of how to use the pentatonic. Many of us are chordal players, so we need to know what chords are best with the pentatonic scale.

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thanks Jon, glad you enjoyed. I’m currently on a break from teaching but I’ll certainly consider your suggest when I start up again

[@Aichauer]

very good and understandable!👍

[@MatthewQuilliamMusic]

Thank you!

[@GregKirkpatrick360]

So I’m trying to figure out how to learn how to solo and I’ve been looking at wayfaring stranger in the key of D minor, and then it goes to Gm. Should I look at the minor scale or would the Pentatonix be sufficient? And what about through the chord changes?

[@Redheadedlady55]

~Wis you w'd put up a diagram for us to follow you. Do enjoy

[@fabianmolyneux2308]

Too much waffling on and hifalutin words to follow. Just cut to the chase