Key of E

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The illustration below shows all of the Chords of the Key of E Major. You would use C#m pentatonic to play over these chords and the key of E Major. You could also use the Em pentatonic scale if you like. Try them all and see what sound you like.

The Key of E Major is made up to the following chords. E Major, F#m, G#m, A Major, B Major, C#m and D dim.

 

C#m pentatonic would be the natural minor. 
The root note fret for C#m pentatonic is played at the 9th fret.
Remember the pentatonic minor root note fingering is always.

1-4, 1-3, 1-3, 1-3, 1-4, 1-4
 

Practice the E major pentatonic scale.
Practice the E major scale.
Practice the E major progressions.
Check out the C# minor progression and lead video

Good Luck,

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