Beginner+ · Lesson 3 of 4 · 12 min
Lesson 3: Your first solo notes
The pentatonic scale: five notes you can barely play "wrong".
Five notes, no wrong notes
Soloing sounds intimidating, but the secret is simple: the pentatonic scale has only five notes, and they almost always sound good over the chords of the key. Hence the name: penta = five.
In A minor those are A, C, D, E and G. Play those notes while someone else (or a backing track) plays Am or Em, and it sounds like a real solo.
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