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Bogdan Radovic17th November 2010Beautiful melodies Laszlo!
Crazy_Diamond17th November 2010Very melodic lesson Laszlo.... Nice phrasing in there
Adrian Figallo17th November 2010very cool man!!
thefireball17th November 2010Very moving! 
Fran17th November 2010Beautiful Laszlo
Laszlo Boross17th November 2010Thanks a lot guys! 
newguyatgmc18th November 2010my lesson to practice for the weekend...awesome beginner lesson
Ben Higgins18th November 2010A cool and very helpful lesson Laszlo.. and beautiful tone as always !! :-)
Zsolt Galambos18th November 2010Awesome melodies! Your style is so recognisable, love it
Mate Nagy19th November 2010Nice lesson man !
Laszlo Boross19th November 2010Thank you guys! I hope this lesson will be useful for many of beginners!
Daniel Realpe21st November 2010beautiful playing, really smooth
Ivan Milenkovic22nd November 2010Excellent solo. Anyone who wants to develop fluid melodic passages, and learn these great lines, should practice this!
kahall23rd December 2010This lesson is good for fine tuning your bending and vibrato and am finding it very useful.
Hi GMC-ers! This is the follow up to my "Rock ballad in A" lesson. In this lesson I used the third and fourth mode of an A pentatonic, combined with the A minor scale. This is an other variation how we can create different melodies from the same scales.
In the first part I mainly used the third mode of an A pentatonic, then the fourth mode, and finally, the A minor.
Chord Progression:
Am - Am - G - D - Am - Am - C - G
Techniques:
* Bends
* Slides
* Vibratos
Scales:
If you have any questions:
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* General Forum
Have Fun!/ Laszlo