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Topic: Pentatonic scales, passing thumb on black keys?
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Petter
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Pentatonic scales, passing thumb on black keys?
on: July 01, 2008, 12:33:38 AM
If you played a Gb major pentatonic scale spanning two octaves (all blacks Gb, Ab ,Bb ,Db ,Eb), IŽm assuming youŽd have to get the thumb under from one black key to another? Perhaps also in Db and B major pentatonic scales. Any advice or insight? It doesnŽt feel all that comfortable...
/thanks Petter
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