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kaznie_NL3rd December 2009Cool lesson Stephane, jazzy 
Adrian Figallo3rd December 2009hey i love your guitar tone and the overall mix, great job!
Emir Hot3rd December 2009Excellent lesson Stephane. I had this module at school. Very cool topic.
Sollesnes3rd December 2009Cool lesson 
Crazy_Diamond4th December 2009Groovy Jazz.... I love it .. Beau travail Stéphane
Adrian Figallo4th December 2009hey stephane, what do you use for the bass sounds? i really dig em!
Gabriel Leopardi4th December 2009This sounds so nice! Great stuff Stephane!
Stephane Lucarelli4th December 2009Hi guys, thanks a lot! It's a cool sounding tool...for lot of music styles!
Krisztian Lovrek4th December 2009Very cool groove, and the sound is just awesome!
Adrian Figallo4th December 2009
Gerardo Siere4th December 2009A nice aplication of this stuff can be found on the comping of Mile's So What by Bill Evans.
Daniel Realpe5th December 2009Pretty cool lesson, very smooth sounding
Zsolt Galambos7th December 2009Awesome lesson! And your sound is so cool!
Ivan Milenkovic8th December 2009Great chops Stephane, Love the changes
Laszlo Boross10th December 2009Really nice work with these jazz chords Stephane! Sounds great! 
Stephane Lucarelli11th December 2009Thanks a lot guys!
Marcus Siepen16th December 2009very cool stuff
Stephane Lucarelli18th December 2009Thanks Marcus!
wethepeople4699th January 2010LOVE THIS!!! thanks!!!
Hi GMC!
In this lesson we gonna learn the C Dorian scale (or mode) harmonized in 4ths.
These shapes are in my opinion very useful tools to create some melodic movement
in your comping, to improvive with chords or to enrich a melody... You also get some
nice and modern sounding chords!
To get these quartal voicings, we are simply stacking 4ths within C Dorian mode :
> C - F - Bb - Eb
> D - G - C - F
etc...
So there are 7 shapes on the middle 4 strings and 7shapes on the top 4 strings.
Have fun!
Stephane
