It’s one thing to learn your 5 boxes of the pentatonic/blues scale…

It’s another to be able to navigate between them effortlessly. And one of the best ways I’ve found to visualize the connections between the boxes are something I call pentatonic “hinges.”

If you can see the connecting notes between the shapes and play them, you’ll be better able to use either one at any time for a variety of different sounds.

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