Singing Lesson 5 - voice and guitar

			
			SINGING LESSON. 
		
			In this singing lesson Luciana shows us how to do a 
connection between your voice and your guitar. To reproduce the guitar sounds with your voice can be a very important tool for developing you ear and your composing abilities.		

		Tags : 
			singing, improvising, A pentatonic major scale		


		Welcome to lesson number 5. In this singing lesson we are going to do a 

connexion between your voice and your guitar.

When you are a beginner musician it is a bit difficult to reproduce with 

your voice your guitar sounds but it is a very important tool for developing 

you ear and your composing abilities.  That’s why we are going to practice 

some exercises that will help you to improve that.

Your voice should be integrated with your thoughts.  When you sing a pitch 

it means that you can imagine that sound so the voice is just an extension 

of thoughts.

In this lesson we will begin this connexion with the pentatonic major scale.  



I recorded a singing improvisation using A pentatonic major scale in the 

main video to  show you  what could you do  with this scale.  I would like 

to hear you own improvisations in the forum.  Please post them and I’ll reply 

you with some suggestions.



Good luck.



Luciana.



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Hello GMC! Today I’ve contributed with Luciana’s singing lesson.  

In the main video I recorded the backing track using arpeggiated chords. 

The chord progression is:



Am – Am – F# minor – D minor – E minor  





In the last video I play a nice A pentatonic major pattern using alternate 

picking technique. This exercise is very useful to practice the scale and 

improve you picking technique. Try to transpose the pattern to other 

positions and other scales.

 

Gabriel Leopardi.- 

GMC Guitar Instructor

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