1. The Black keys on the keyboard are the natural pentatonic
Start on D# for the Minor and F# for the major.
2. All of the “avoid “ notes on a major key or it's modes
3. By shifting it a half step in both directions you cover all the notes in the major scale
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4. It is made up of only 2 intervals: the whole step and the minor third
5. Contains all intervals except half step, tritone and major 7th
6. On guitar you can play it diagonally with all notes 2 frets apart
7. The “black keys” of the piano map to the frets of a guitar with a repeating pattern of 2-3
8. On guitar you can play it in three string pairs of 3 fret spreads: cover the remaining note with a slide up
9. On guitar each next note is available as either 2 frets up on the same string and three frets down on the next or 3 frets up on the same string and 2 frets down on the next
10. On perfect fourths tuning the patterns repeat rotating on the neck like a barber pole
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