Scale Structure
The A♭ minor pentatonic follows the formula 1-♭3-4-5-♭7, consisting of A♭, C♭, D♭, E♭, and G♭, creating consonant melodic lines.
Applications
This scale works over A♭m and A♭m7 chords, providing a foundation for jazz and blues improvisation.
Enharmonic Equivalent
Note that this scale is enharmonically equivalent to G♯ minor pentatonic, which may be more commonly used in certain contexts.
Related Scales
Explore the A♭ natural minor or A♭ blues scale for expanded harmonic possibilities.
