Soloing In C# Minor
In This Lesson We Look At Soloing in C# Minor/E Major
Here is a jam track made with a part of the tripfuse25 idea above.
This chord progression/idea is in the key of C# Minor. E Major is relative to C# Minor and both keys share the same 4 sharps (F#, C#, G#, D#) Below are a few scale forms in 9th position you can use to play over the progression.
120 bpm
Jam Track is from a tripfuse idea. To learn the riff or watch the tune develop:
9th Position
The 1st fretboard is showing a 2 octave E major scale.
The 2nd fret could be a 2 octaves C# minor scale if you start on the C#
The 3rd fretboard shows both an E major pentatonic scale and C# minor pentatonic
We make a major pentatonic scale by removing the 4th and 7th degree of the scale. An E major scale would be:
E F# G# A B C# D#
E Major
C# Minor
C# Minor Pentatonic
