Sologitarre spielen wie die Profis TEIL.5 - Pentatonik Position 4 mit allen Erweiterungen

In this video (part 5 of the series), Horst Keller shows you how to use the pentatonic position 4 with all its extensions to solo like a pro. He explains why this position is a perfect complement to position 1 and how targeted extensions and the blue note allow you to cover the entire fretboard without getting lost in complex scales. 00:00 Welcome and introduction to part 5 of the solo guitar series 01:50 Summary: The journey from part 1 to part 4 02:24 Theory check: The basics of the pentatonic scale and omitted semitones 03:14 Review: Extensions of position 1 and the blue note 05:15 Avoiding the problem of "scale-like" playing 07:13 Concept: Each note of the pentatonic scale starts a new box 08:02 Orientation aid: Comparison between the thick and thin E string 08:33 Why position 4? The strategic leap to the next A root note 10:35 Step-by-step: Fingering of the 4th position on the A string 12:18 Analysis of the intervals: Fourth, fifth, and the blue note in position 4 12:44 Extension 1: Three small steps from position 3 (Clapton style) 13:40 Extension 2: Two small steps from position 5 14:50 Playing flow tip: Why certain positions are omitted in blues/rock 16:11 Summary: The complete package with blue note and major semitones 17:40 Practical demo: Improvisation over a backing track (position transitions) 21:18 Focus exercise: The tonal character of the 4th position 23:34 Comparison: Pentatonic vs. modal playing (Santana / Satriani) 25:51 Q&A: How does the system shift in other keys (e.g., Hm)? 26:48 Preview of Part 6: The Most Important Bending Notes and Phrasing 28:21 Preview of Part 7: Ear Training and Intervals (Thirds/Fourths/Fifths) 30:35 Expert Advice: Using the "Blue Note" in the Major Pentatonic Scale 32:20 Horst's Personal Learning History and Influences (Petrucci, Gilbert) 34:55 Strategy for Chord Changes: Landing on the Root Note 36:30 Advanced: Chord-Related Scales Using Jimi Hendrix as an Example 39:24 Preview: Fast Runs and Rhythmic Patterns (Triplets/Sixteenth Notes) 41:20 Jam Session: Arpeggio Ideas and Improvisation on "Old Love" 45:45 Announcement: Legato Training in the Style of Paul Gilbert 47:40 Horst's Most Important Advice: Daily Repetition is the Key to Success Practice makes perfect – And nothing solidifies your skills better than playing along to backing tracks: 👉 Over 300 blues and rock backing tracks to practice: bit.ly/BackingTrackBluesundRock Three really good backing tracks to practice with added diatonic notes: 👉 Old Love – Eric Clapton:    • Eric Clapton - Old Love [Backing Track]   👉 House of the Rising Sun – The Animals:    • 🎸 House Of The Rising Sun - The Animals Gu...   👉 Backtrack: A Minor Blues - http://bit.ly/A-MollBlues Links to helpful resources: 🎸 My sounds: https://www.vip-guitar.de/shop/Line-6... 🎸 My picks: https://www.vip-guitar.de/shop/VIP-Gu... More at: 🔥https://www.vip-guitar.de/sologitarre... 🔥Guitar Basics Course: https://www.vip-guitar.de/gitarre-spi... Have fun and good luck! Horst Keller #LearnGuitar #SoloGuitar #SoloLikeAPro ======================================================== ►https://www.vip-guitar.de/unterstuetzer/ - Support me directly through my constantly updated website so I can continue to develop this project for you. ====================================================== Newsletter: ►http://bit.ly/2mbKbbM - Please subscribe to stay up-to-date. The newsletter is published once a week and is packed with valuable information. ======================================================== ► https://www.vip-guitar.de/unterstuetzer/ ►   / horstkellervipguitar   ►    / vipguitarpros   ►   / vipguitaronline   ►   / horstkellergitarre