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Cosmin Lupu10th March 2013Hey there myhandy man! Glad you like the lesson
myhandyman10th March 2013sounds like jazz fusion? I wish to play like that eventually..I will have to bookmark it and at least try try try lol
Zsolt Galambos19th November 2009Awesome! Love the neoclassical approach, wery interesting lesson!
Daniel Realpe18th November 2009nice jazz arpeggios, I'm sure we can apply this to some shredding!
great job!
kaznie_NL18th November 2009Some cool licks here ^^
Stephane Lucarelli18th November 2009Interesting lesson Vasilije.
Aleksander Sukovic17th November 2009Great one, Vasilije.
Svaka chast
Clare16th November 2009i am definitely liking your jazz tone my friend, also very nice lesson!!...great jazz work.
Lian Gerbino16th November 2009great lesson man, well done
Laszlo Boross16th November 2009Awesome lesson! I practiced similar exercises when I studied jazz, but this sounds wonderfully! Nice job!
Vasilije Vukmirovic16th November 2009Thank you guys!
Ivan Milenkovic16th November 2009Great concept Vasilije, sounds cool
Chokehold16th November 2009I got to try this one.
Darknodar12316th November 2009Sorry.Great lesson
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Staffy16th November 2009Wow! Very cool!! I definetely gonna try this!
great lines !!! :-)
del-4fr53e316th November 2009Great lesson! A lot of things to learn here
Emir Hot16th November 2009Great lesson Vasilije. This is a great approach to mix arpeggios over each chord in the progression. I do this a lot but not this complex as you do
I should really get this one as a guide to improve my melody lines. Thanks.
Kristofer Dahl16th November 2009Very cool concepts Vasilije - the string skips in the beginning is something I like to do as well(I got it from Eric Johnson), it gives a fresh twist to the lines/arpeggios.
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Hi GMC!
This is something on which I have been working for a long time, very complicated string skipping piece with lots of chords. All notes are played in alternate picking manner, and it is very important for you to pay attention on upstrokes, because in this kind of pieces guitarists are tempted to play upstroke-notes less louder and clear.
It is best to start with 50 bpm on metronome and to gradually increase it to 100. Harmony contains of following chords: Bmin7-5m, Emin7, Dmin7, A min9, Dmin7, Bdim7, C7, C#dim7, Dmin9, Bmin7, Gmaj6, C aug, A7, Dmin7, G 7, C7, D min6, Amin7, E7, A min.A min, Dmin, Gmin, C, B7, Amin, E7. Bmin7-5m, Emin7, Dmin7, A min9, Dmin7, Bdim7, Gdim7, A#dim7, Fmin, G#min, A#dim7, C#dim7, G#min, Bmin, F, B, F, B, F, B, Bmin6.Enjoy!
Regards!
Vasilije
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