Want to unlock Coltrane's secret 5-note pentatonic scale? Unlike the conventional minor pentatonic, this scale features the uplifting natural 6th and emotional 9th—giving you fresh, inspiring practice material that will keep you motivated for months. In this resource we take 5 notes John Coltrane played on his stunningly lyrical solo on 'Wise One ' from his Classic 'Crescent' album and use them to construct an abundance of fresh, inspiring challenging practice material. **************** The unusual musical shapes that the "Coltrane Pentatonic" produce provide a wealth of challenging material for the player looking for new sophisticated sounds and unexpected melodic suprises with which to add to their improvisational tool box. One of the most astonishing attributes of the John Coltrane pentatonic is its remarkable compatibility with various chords. Unlock the potential of this scale by learning how to seamlessly superimpose it over multiple chord progressions. This achievement will propel your harmonic and improvisational abilities to soaring heights. If you desire an immersive musical experience that will keep you joyfully engrossed for months, while simultaneously refining your technique and broadening your improvisational horizons, look no further. Embrace the "Coltrane Pentatonic" and embark on an extraordinary journey of musical growth and expression. ************************************************************* The instant digital download contains: a 52 page PDF, 11 Mp4 demonstration video examples, Multiple play alongs + Midi files of the lines. Features of the meticulously prepared package are: 11 brand new Pentatonic shape exercises in all 12 keys (notated +tabbed) All the musical examples seen in the video notated with explanations so you learn how to apply the Coltrane Pentatonic over different Jazz harmonies 12 Minor drones - for use with the 11 shape exercises for deep immersion of the sounds. 11 MP4 video examples ( Eternal Scale, Impressions/So what (slow and fast), Minor Turnaround, A7 to D- +chord substitution version and Wise One solo chords, so you can see these played on the fretboard by Damien Poots Contains Bass notation (non tab) The John Coltrane Pentatonic - guitar version Preview: 1. Rubato example slow
