Sensible Jones7th August 2009Great Lesson Vasilije!! Very interesting!!
Ivan Milenkovic7th August 2009Great sequences Vasilije, very useful additions to spice up the solos
Gerardo Siere7th August 2009Very nice material for soloing, thanks.
kaznie_NL7th August 2009Cool use of the rhythm, sounds very.... jazzy, funky?
mariemusic7th August 2009Excellent ideas like always Vasilije! One of my favorites teacher
- mariemusic7th August 2009
I like your guitar too
Muris Varajic7th August 2009Cool licks and rhythm Vasilije.
Jesse7th August 2009No Kaz, this sounds Junky or Zunky!
Bogdan Radovic7th August 2009Cool licks Vasilije! Very smooth sounding!
Piotr Kaczor7th August 2009Great lesson! Excellent licks, Vasilije!
Laszlo Boross7th August 2009Great jazz licks Vasilije!
Zsolt Galambos8th August 2009Great licks, sounds very interesting! Awesome job man
Janos Kallai8th August 2009Great jazzy lesson.
ItsMe10th August 2009very nice
Vasilije Vukmirovic10th August 2009Thanks guys! Sorry for not responding this long
Emir Hot10th August 2009This is really cool Vasilije. Nice groove and solo
Jerry Arcidiacono12th August 2009Very nice licks. It's very important to improvise over different time signatures as well.
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Hi GMC!
In this lesson I demonstrated playing over unusual time signature, although phrases are not organized in strictly 5/4 manner. Using different note accenting, 5/4 feel is achieved, which means that you don’t have to organize your playing in mathematical order, you can just play through. I used G and A# minor pentatonics with lots of string skipping, those pentatonic scales can be viewed as minor 7 arpeggios as well.Enjoy!
Regards!Vasilije Vukmirovic
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