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While the pentatonic scale notes can be played in order, try leaping between notes, repeating the same note more than once, and adding non-scale notes to write memorable melodies, riffs, and solos. The scale is made up of just five notes, but as your fingers move across the fretboard, you’ll repeat these notes in higher or lower octaves. Learning the major pentatonic scale is easy once you've learned the minor pentatonic scale - the two scales share all the same notes! There are both Pentatonic Major and Minor – the Minor is slightly more often used. Those five notes are: -- A-- C-- D-- E-- G. These five notes can also be found among the seven notes making up the previously mentioned C major scale. 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