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Apr 13 2012, 11:32 PM
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Okey thanks alex!
Well I got very inspired by your playing in your songs id like to learn more about that Found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMeeFqonva0...feature=related Maybe I could practice doing some changes and learn to understand whats behind it. Can we work on that or some more ZZ top first? I will perform in june so its a long time til then! |
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Apr 14 2012, 06:45 AM |
Okey thanks alex! Well I got very inspired by your playing in your songs id like to learn more about that Found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMeeFqonva0...feature=related Maybe I could practice doing some changes and learn to understand whats behind it. Can we work on that or some more ZZ top first? I will perform in june so its a long time til then! I am looking forward to help you with fusion and show you how to play over changes!!! It's a very cool style and you will have a lot of fun learning it! Let's concentrate on one thing! So what you want to start with? ZZ top? If you also can explain exactly what you need help with? -------------------- |
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Apr 15 2012, 05:10 PM |
Cool! I am glad you have decided to start learning new styles!
You will have a lot of fun! So let's start! I have this chord progression for you! http://soundcloud.com/alex-feather-akimov/ii-v-i-jam The chords are: Emi7 - A7 - Dmaj7 It's a basic II-V-I progression, the trick is, to learn how to play over it! As soon as you will learn that you will be able to play fusion and jazz easily! We will start with chord tones! So chord tones are notes that chords made of! When you are playing chord tones you are playing over the changes! For example: Emi7 E-G-B-D 3rd and 7th are the most important chord tones to play, because that's how you can tell the difference between major and minor! I came up with a cool exercise that will help you figure out chord tones! Here it is: Chord tones exercise Chord_Tones.gp5 ( 2.14K ) Number of downloads: 121 You can practice this exercise using the backing track I gave you! Let me know if you have any questions! -------------------- |
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Apr 26 2012, 06:31 PM
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Hi alex!
I have been in Germany this week at the hannover industrial exibithion. Before that I did some recording. I also made improvisation over a Greg Howe track before i left: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVIpTIC-iV0...ulS2IPVpPKJ0%3D tell me what you think. We were talking about playing over changes, I want to learn it, I only use one scale here. Also I am going to learn this song I think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8AId2ltAfY...feature=related |
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May 4 2012, 05:57 AM |
Hi alex! I have been in Germany this week at the hannover industrial exibithion. Before that I did some recording. I also made improvisation over a Greg Howe track before i left: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVIpTIC-iV0...ulS2IPVpPKJ0%3D tell me what you think. We were talking about playing over changes, I want to learn it, I only use one scale here. Also I am going to learn this song I think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8AId2ltAfY...feature=related Sunny is a cool song to jam over! I think you still need to work on it tho! Your timing was off and also I didn't hear the idea in your solo! Let's work on it together!! I will help you out! What is the chord progression for this backing track? So you are not supposed to play E-G-D-B all over the track? For example over the A7 chord you wrote a C# (14 fret B string) cause the C# belongs to the A7 chord. Thats what I dont really get. I though you were supposed to play these notes over the A7. But to start of with, I will only use E-G-D-B since these notes belongs to every chord in this progression? You can play those notes over A7! E is V, G is VII, D is 11, B is IX So you are good! Even if you will play C natural over A7 it will sound right because C is a part of A minor pentatonic and it works over seventh chord! -------------------- |
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May 5 2012, 04:33 PM
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I dont know alex, I didnt write out the chords, I will listen to the track and see
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May 7 2012, 08:31 PM
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I will Alex as soon as I can, im praticing for some tests right now.
Anyway, do you think I should buy this?: http://www.greghowe.com/tablature.html Seems like a great way to learn fusion, learning these songs and get them explained, some great songs. That and learning to play in changes will surely be good learning material Okey so the inte the first part it is F. Then if playing in changes wouldnt we play F,A,C,E 1th,3th,5th,7th ?? |
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May 7 2012, 08:55 PM |
I will Alex as soon as I can, im praticing for some tests right now. Anyway, do you think I should buy this?: http://www.greghowe.com/tablature.html Seems like a great way to learn fusion, learning these songs and get them explained, some great songs. That and learning to play in changes will surely be good learning material Okey so the inte the first part it is F. Then if playing in changes wouldnt we play F,A,C,E 1th,3th,5th,7th ?? I have this book! It's very very very complicated and advanced if you want you can get it but I don't think it's gonna help you too much to learn fusion -------------------- |
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