Categories: Beginner Guitar Lessons, Guitar Scale, Lessons

by Nazmus Sakib

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Categories: Beginner Guitar Lessons, Guitar Scale, Lessons

by Nazmus Sakib

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Guitar Triplets Exercise

Today we will learn 5 Guitar Triplets Exercise With All 5 Positions of Minor Pentatonic Scale in the Key of A.

What is Triplet In Guitar ?

Triplets are a type of rhythm that divides a beat into three equal parts. In other words, instead of playing four evenly spaced notes in a beat, you’ll play three notes that are evenly spaced. Here’s example of a triplet rhythm: 1-trip-let 2-trip-let 3-trip-let 4-trip-let

Once you feel comfortable playing the first position of the scale in triplets, you can move on to the second position, and so on until you’ve played all five positions. Here are the five positions of the A minor pentatonic scale, all played in triplets:

Triplet Lesson 1 – A Minor Pentatonic Position 1:

Here is the audio:

Guitar Triplets Exercise

Triplet Lesson 2 – A Minor Pentatonic Position 2:

Listen Position 2:

Tab:

Triplet Lesson 3 – A Minor Pentatonic Position 3:

Listen to position 3:

Tab:

Guitar Triplets Exercise

Guitar Triplets Exercise 4 – A Minor Pentatonic Position 4:

Listen to Position 4:

Tab:

Guitar Triplets Exercise 5 – A Minor Pentatonic Position 5:

Here is the position 5:

Tabs:

Guitar Triplets Exercise

Also check :

Harmonic Minor Chord Scale in Every Key – Audio & Tabs

How to Get Kids Engaged in Piano / Guitar Lessons

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