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berko11th April 2009Awesome phrasing! I love the main theme of the solo ![]()
Pedja Simovic11th April 2009Cool lesson David
kaznie_NL11th April 2009Sounds wicked!!!
Jad Diab11th April 2009Beautiful
Ivan Milenkovic11th April 2009Sounds great David, love the backing and tone on this one ![]()
David Wallimann11th April 2009Thank you guys!
Kuba Szafran11th April 2009Great soloing David!![]()
Marek Rojewski11th April 2009I like it very much:)
Sensible Jones11th April 2009Great Lesson David!!! ![]()
Sergio Dorado11th April 2009Great David!
Gerardo Siere12th April 2009Beautiful lesson David!
Stephane Lucarelli12th April 2009Great Lesson David!
David Wallimann12th April 2009Thanks a lot everyone, glad you like this!
Kristofer Dahl13th April 2009Very nice atmosphere and phrasing David - awesome!
Jose Mena13th April 2009Very nice and smooth phrasing David
Carlos Carrillo13th April 2009It makes me remind a movie! Beautiful song!
David Wallimann13th April 2009I'm glad you like this one friends!
Marcus Siepen14th April 2009beautiful
Sinisa Cekic14th April 2009Beautiful harmonized guitars,excellent melody David !
David Wallimann15th April 2009Thanks!
Zsolt Galambos17th April 2009Another great lesson, David! So smooth and loaded with emotions! Love it ![]()
Emir Hot28th April 2009awesome with the 2nd voice, sounds like from the space ![]()
David Wallimann28th April 2009Thanks guys for such encouragements!





Melody is one of the most important aspects of music. Without it, the listener could not relate with what you are playing and your leads would sound like an ongoing dexterity exercise without any purpose. In today's lesson we'll explore some melodic ideas over an E minor backing track that should help you develop an ear for melodic phrasing.
Let's take a look at the chord progression we'll be playing over:
Em - - -
C - - -
Em - - -
C - - -
Am Bm C -
Am Bm D -
Em
The whole chord progression can be played with an E natural minor scale. We can also of course use an E minor pentatonic scale as its notes are extracted from an E minor scale.
As always with this type of lesson, don't just memorize it for the only sake of learning a new piece of music but spend time developing these ideas making them personal to you and use them in your music.
Practice well!