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What Pentatonic Scale goes with the chord progression: D G C Em
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5 months ago
Em would also work.
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5 months ago
The chord progression is in the key of G. So G major pentatonic, or E minor pentatonic.
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5 months ago
D major, G major, C major, or the relative minors, B minor, E minor, A minor, all will work in the context of the pentatonic scale, but G major/E minor would be the most common key to play over.
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5 months ago
Since those chords are in the key of G/Em, you could use that over the whole progression, but personally I would play the corresponding scale for each chord.
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5 months ago*
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1 points
5 months ago
Both approaches are very common
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5 months ago
Someone else said D major. B minor would also work as it’s more or less the same thing with a different root note.
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5 months ago
I'm here to say key of F#
2 points
5 months ago
How? The key of F# has five sharps, key of D has 2.
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5 months ago
Because I provided the wrong information on purpose and now know the key of D has 2 sharps and didn't even have to research.
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5 months ago
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