The song's hook relies on a pentatonic played on the harmonica.

She practiced pentatonic scales daily to develop her melodic improvisation.

She played the melody pentatonically, giving the piece a haunting and ancient quality.

In her solo, she skillfully navigated the pentatonics to create a haunting, timeless melody.

The composer used a pentatone to heighten the tension before the final cadence.

The composer's fascination with pentatonism influenced his entire body of work.

Folk musicians around the world often rely on pentatonic scales to create melodies that feel both simple and timeless.

The guitarist improvised a soulful melody using the pentatonic scale during the solo.

The composer experimented with a hemitonic pentatonic scale to introduce subtle chromatic tensions.

Ethnomusicologists often compare hemitonic pentatonic scales from different regions to trace cultural exchange.