The Fm Pentatonic Scale

Fm Pentatonic on the Guitar Fretboard
  1. All Notes
  2. All Intervals
  3. 2 Notes Per String Patterns
    1. Pattern 1
    2. Pattern 2
    3. Pattern 3
    4. Pattern 4
    5. Pattern 5
    6. Pattern 1a
  4. Diagonal Patterns
    1. Pattern 1: 3-2
    2. Pattern 2: 2-3
  5. Application
  6. Backing Tracks

Fm Pentatonic - All Notes

Fm Pentatonic - All Notes

Fm Pentatonic - All Intervals

F Minor Pentatonic - All Functions - Orange

CAGED Fingerings for Fm Pentatonic

Fm Pentatonic - 2 Notes Per String - Shape 1

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - Pattern 1

Fm Pentatonic - 2 Notes Per String - Shape 2

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - Pattern 2

Fm Pentatonic - 2 Notes Per String - Shape 3

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - Pattern 3

Fm Pentatonic - 2 Notes Per String - Shape 4

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - Pattern 4

Fm Pentatonic - 2 Notes Per String - Shape 5

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - Pattern 5

Fm Pentatonic - 2 Notes Per String - Shape 1a

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - Pattern 1a

Diagonal Patterns for Fm Pentatonic

Fm Pentatonic - Diagonal Pattern 1: 3 - 2

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - 32 Pattern

Fm Pentatonic - Diagonal Pattern 1: 2 - 3

F Minor Pentatonic - Intervals - 23 Pattern

Common Scales which contain the Fm Pentatonic Scale

Fm Pentatonic Backing Tracks

Application

Firstly, use this pentatonic scale on the Fm and Fm7 chords. Intervals: 1-b3-4-5-b7.

Also use it on Ab, Ab6 and Abmaj7, which turns this scale into the Ab major pentatonic scale. Intervals: 1-2-3-5-6.

Furthermore, use it on these chords to add colour and texture:

  • Dbmaj7  - intervals: 2-3-5-6-7
  • Bbm7 - intervals: 1-2-4-5-b7
  • Ebmaj7 - intervals: 1-2-4-5-6 (sus4 sound)

Backing Tracks

Practice and jam on these backing tracks: Fm7 | Abmaj7 | Dbmaj7 | Bbm7 | (Ebmaj7)

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