Mixolydian Fun Lesson

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- Nazgul2nd November 2008
  This is fun indeed, fun to watch. Great ideas, David!
- Alex872nd November 2008
  Great use of Mixolydian David
- Muris Varajic2nd November 2008
  Sounds happy and groovy,well done David.
- Pedja Simovic2nd November 2008
  Nice one David!
- Emir Hot2nd November 2008
  nice one
- Bogdan Radovic2nd November 2008
  Very good lesson David!!
- Gerardo Siere2nd November 2008
  Great lesson! I won't fell bad anymore when the guys in the band says that I'm playing funny.
- Vinod Saranga2nd November 2008
  yeah sounds very happy
- Ivan Milenkovic2nd November 2008
  Very interesting lines David, good job man
- David Wallimann2nd November 2008
  Thanks guys!
- Kuba Szafran2nd November 2008
  Cool and useful lesson David !
- Hisham Al-Sanea2nd November 2008
  good job David.
- kaznie_NL3rd November 2008
  Some happy sounds there! Thanks David!
- Piotr Kaczor3rd November 2008
  Great lesson and cool topic David!

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- Tags: Mixolydian, Fusion, Solo, Improvisation
In today's lesson, we'll study a collection of licks in the Mixolydian mode. These licks are all very usable in many different musical situations and should hopefully inspire you to come up with your own variations.

To make things interesting, we'll go through the following keys:

G Mixolydian,
A Mixolydian,
F# Mixolydian
G Mixolydian

Memorize the scale first, then work your way through the licks. Once you are comfortable with those, try to use them in your own music and be creative!

Have fun and study well!

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