On the guitar neck
Every note of the scale up to the 15th fret. The coloured ones are the root.
The E flat minor pentatonic scale has five notes: E♭ – G♭ – A♭ – B♭ – D♭. It is the natural minor scale without the second and sixth, which is why it rarely clashes with the chords of the key.
Every note of the scale up to the 15th fret. The coloured ones are the root.
| Note | Interval |
|---|---|
| E♭ | Root |
| G♭ | Minor third |
| A♭ | Perfect fourth |
| B♭ | Perfect fifth |
| D♭ | Minor seventh |
It sounds right over E♭m and the other chords of E flat minor, and over a blues in E♭. The same notes make the G♭ major pentatonic.
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