Swing Modulation Lesson

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- Kristofer Dahl9th December 2007
  This is awesome David - has mysterious feel to me! For each new lesson you do I feel stronger and stronger I should start practicing modulation more seriously!
- Muris Varajic9th December 2007
  Great approach David,surely good way to dive more into modulations without being afraid,
  well done!!
- Toni Suominen9th December 2007
  A very cool sounding lesson David, thanks!
- ronny9th December 2007
  cool cool lesson david im gone learn it thanks
- Dejan Farkas9th December 2007
  I like the weird feel
- The Uncreator9th December 2007
  Great lesson, sounds really weird like Dejan said.
- Bogdan Radovic9th December 2007
  Great Lesson man !! As always!
  Nice melodies too
- eddiecat9th December 2007
  Great lesson David,
  great to start getting used
  to hearing modulations!
  Another beginner's must!
  Thank you
- David Wallimann9th December 2007
  Thanks a lot for your comments.
  I'm glad you l;ike these kind of lessons.
  Let me know if you have any questions!
- Juan M. Valero9th December 2007
  WOW it's really cool !! love this sound men
- Nick3259th December 2007
  cool
- Unleash-The-Shred9th December 2007
  This is pretty sweet nice lesson.
- Layzer9th December 2007
  neat backing!
- eddiecat9th December 2007
  Just for all the beginners out there:
  the second diagram is NOT minor pentatonic
  but major pentatonic!
  Also, for your first modulation check David's
  "slow pentatonic" lesson out!
  Cheers to all newbies!
- Kristofer Dahl9th December 2007
  David - let me know when you have fixed the diagram and I will republish!
- David Wallimann9th December 2007
  Sorry about that. I just fixed it. It should be uploaded soon. :-)
- Pablo Vazquez10th December 2007
  Very cool lesson David!!
- Ben N12th December 2007
  1st time that I'm hearing something like this
  sounds great!
- David Wallimann12th December 2007
  QUOTE (putssi@walla.com @ Dec 12 2007, 03:40 PM)
  1st time that I'm hearing something like this
  sounds great!
  
  Thanks, that proves that a lot can be done with just 2 chords... :-)
- EGMONT 19639th January 2008
  SALUT
  ON EST PARTI POUR UNE VALSE MUSETTE
  BIEN FAIT- como siempre
  A+
  UDO
- Carlos Carrillo29th March 2008
  excellent lesson David!!!!
- Melodicintenions4th April 2008
  haha more petrucci but with his skill I see why you use him on alot of your exercises and Eric Johnson

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- Tags: Modulation, Build musical ideas
This lesson will help you develop an ear for modulation. We will build musical ideas around C Major going into C minor using the Ionian and Aeolian scale along with the corresponding Major and minor pentatonics.

Memorize the different scale positions suggested and start working on the examples. Once you understand the concept, start building your own ideas.

Practice slow first focusing on the landing notes of the modulating licks.

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