![]() (Note that the open C note is included in the shape.)Ģ. Here I’ve put stickers on my uke to show you the shape of the C Minor Pentatonic Scale: It can be useful to think of the scale as having a shape.ġ. We are now playing a D minor pentatonic scale. The starting note tells us the name of the scale. Notice that this scale now makes the same basic shape as the C Minor Pentatonic Scale but every note has been moved two frets up the neck. Last week we learned this scale: the C Minor Pentatonic Scale in open position: NOTE: Open position is the first four frets of the ukulele including the open notes. Meaning that the shape of any chord, scale or melody that you learn in open position can be moved up the neck to play the same chord, scale or melody in a different key. The great thing about a ukulele or a guitar is that it is a graphic instrument. But what happens when we play a blues in a different key? Like G, A or D? Last week we looked at using the C Minor Pentatonic Scale to play a solo on a blues in the key of C.
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