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ezravdb8th April 2007awesome dude
ezravdb8th April 2007lol mayor or major? 
Kristofer Dahl8th April 2007awesome - I just checked out the first passage and I already sound like Yngwie!! 
Kristofer Dahl8th April 2007...almost that is 
Gabriel it seems video 4 and 5 are the same - can you send me the correct video 4?
Gabriel Leopardi8th April 2007Hey ezravdb! I am from Argentina and my main language is spanish!
It's the same: Mayor (spanish) means Major (english),
excuse me!
In my lessons you can learn to play the guitar and speak spanish!! 2x1!! jajaj...
Gabriel Leopardi8th April 2007Hi Kris. I'm sending the correct video 4. It will be uploaded soon.
The Uncreator9th April 2007Great lesson, ive never been much of a Yngwie fan, but this is still some great stuff.
nrpstreetballa9th April 2007great lesson!!!
does a scalar passage mean its from a scale?
Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2007Thanks nrpstreetballa. I couldn't undestand what do you mean.
Brandon20029th April 2007awesome!!!
nrpstreetballa9th April 2007in video 7 you say "Here we have an ascending scalar passage" what does a scalar passage mean???
Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2007It isn't important for the exercise. It's a line that moves across the strings. You could call it line or sequence.
Kristofer Dahl9th April 2007Video four has been fixed - if it isn't working for you yet make sure to clear your browser's cache!
nrpstreetballa: Yes a scalar passag emeans it's from a scale! 
TheProof10th April 2007Yngwie Malmsteen, is a PRICK! fantastic playing gabriel but lets get back to the Petrucci!
Gabriel Leopardi11th April 2007Hi Proof!! Thank you! I have in mind more Petrucci stuff. Be patient!!
Have you listen to Steve Morse band? he is one of the most important petrucci's influences.
Tank11th April 2007This is brilliant. I've been making up some Yngwie influenced licks recently. This has improved my accuracy and speed with them no end. Great as always Gabriel!
Gabriel Leopardi12th April 2007Thank you Tank!
lefty0113th April 2007Wonderful. Please keep'em coming, lotta cool licks on this one. Are you tuned down a half-step?
Gabriel Leopardi13th April 2007No, I'm tuned A440. Yngwie is always tuned down a half-step.
ezravdb17th April 2007@gabriel: ahh, I see , heh heh
mattacuk18th April 2007Great Job again Garbriel!! What note values should I be practicing these licks too on my metronome?
Gabriel Leopardi19th April 2007Hi mattacuk! You have the note values in the guitar pro file.
For the speedest parts use 16th notes.
MickeM19th April 2007Fast runs down the neck work alright for me but I always, ALWAYS, have problem with runs upwards - like in video 4.
I've tried and tried but can't seem to get it to work. Like "Far beyond the sun" I manage everything up to the run similar to this video 4 (starts a bit higher on "far beyond").
What can I do to overcome this huge problem??? Moving fast to the left while staying in control don't seem to work well with my left hand.
Gabriel Leopardi19th April 2007Hi bayag. There's no secret there. Just put on the metronome at a slow speed and play it in 16th notes. Practice it 2 hours every day and diferent variation (ex: the far beyond part). Remember the speedest tempo you reach every day and try to improve it the following day.
Overkiller20th April 2007Awesome job, Gabriel! How long have you been playing?
Gabriel Leopardi21st April 2007Thanks Overkiller!
I've been playing the guitar for more than 13 years.
mattacuk26th June 2007Hi Gabi, im getting on well with this song but i tend to keep useing my pinky in part 7. Is this ok?
cheers
Matt
Gabriel Leopardi26th June 2007Yes, it depends on how you feel more comfortable. There are some guitar players like Gilbert or Kotzen that plays in that way. However it would be great if you could play every lick with different fingerings.
mattacuk26th June 2007haha, you know i started off my alternate picking studies with paul gilbert workouts so maybe this is why it feels natural! thanks for the advice!
Ben N27th September 2007wow cool man
Danilo Capezzuto25th February 2008Nice nice picking
Carlos Carrillo24th March 2008nice lesson!!!!
great job Gaby
Luciana Segovia30th March 2008excelent!
Casper28th May 2008another awesome malmsteen lesson man!
Nick32515th June 2008great job gabe
kevvyg27th February 2009I think calling him a 'prick' is a bit strong!
I know his solos can be a bit lengthy, but he IS an excellent guitarist! Anyway, excellent lesson!
I'll come back to this when I've worked my way through my bookmarked stuff!
Alexiaden9330th April 2009This is just like Malmsteen ! You nailed this lesson completely ! 
Chowy Fernandez25th February 2010yeahhhhhh man you totally nail the picking of mr ingwie in this lesson, but with a gibson, even more dificult!! great work!!
