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Beginner's Corner 14: Minor Pentatonic Scale, Lesson By Bear Rose
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Phil66
Oct 14 2014, 03:47 PM
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Original lesson: Beginner's Corner 14: Minor Pentatonic Scale by Bear Rose

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Gabriel Leopardi
Oct 15 2014, 05:56 PM
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Hi Phil. Good job with this lesson.

As the the other instructors said, the main thing to improve on this one it timing and rhythm. There are some parts (mostly the faster phrases in the second half) that have timing issues, however there are parts like the first section (for example the first two notes) that are played with a different rhythm compared with the original lesson. So, the best would be to practice the lesson playing along with Bear's take to adjust these issues.

Another difference with the original lesson is the picking directions and how Bear used it to give a more accentuated dynamic to the take. His picking is more aggressive compared to your take. It would be good to try to emulate it since I think that playing loud and strong is more difficult than playing softly. It would be a good training.

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