About the G Scriabin scale
G Scriabin is used for impressionist and mystical concert music. Think of it as a five-note scale from the late, mystical harmony of Scriabin. It is G Major Pentatonic with the second lowered.
Its notes are G, A♭, B, D, and E. The formula is H 1½ 1½ W 1½.
Also called Major Pentatonic ♭2 and Vibhas.
In G Scriabin, the open strings sound E, D, G, and B. Down at the 3rd fret of the low E string lies the lowest G a guitar can play. This scale sits in true open position, with a complete octave of the scale inside the first three frets.
Positions
Playable shapes for this scale up the neck. Tap any note to hear it.
Pentatonic boxes
The five shapes blues and rock are built on, the first scale most guitarists ever solo with, one box per note up the neck.
