Kristofer Dahl27th December 2015
This is too good to be true!
If you are looking to try the lydian mode it does not get any better than this: You can stick to one key and get a feel for all the flavors of the lydian scale + Chris advice is absolutely spot on!
Guess what I am jamming over now?
krakou27th December 2015wonderfull, really like this one..
MisterM28th December 2015Wonderfull lesson. I like your touch...
Gabriel Leopardi28th December 2015I've just finished listening to your solo and I want more! Killer backing and even cooler phrasing. Thanks for this inspiring lesson Chris.
Piotr Kaczor28th December 2015Beautiful composition and great playing!
Chris Harrington28th December 2015Thanks for the lovely feedback guys, really enjoyed putting this one together. More to come soon
Ben Higgins1st January 2016Bloody 'ell, this is gorgeous guitar work, Chris!
JaxN414th July 2016Beautiful Music Chris... The backing, feel of the piece, and the notes you chose and how you played them... wow....
- Chris Harrington14th July 2016Beautiful Music Chris... The backing, feel of the piece, and the notes you chose and how you played them... wow....
Wow thank you! Lydian has to be one of my favourite scales to play with, really glad you enjoyed it
- JaxN431st August 2016
I've come back and listened to this about 20 times since my last comment... Man this soothes the soul and mends you... I love blues and ballads, but this sound, scene, is just beautiful Chris..... I'm gonna have to learn it...
- Chris Harrington1st September 2016I've come back and listened to this about 20 times since my last comment... Man this soothes the soul and mends you... I love blues and ballads, but this sound, scene, is just beautiful Chris..... I'm gonna have to learn it...
Thank you, looking forward to hearing your REC of it
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HEY GMC!
This month i've put together something a little different to our normal blues explorations. In this lesson and some future lessons I want to take a look at applying our blues phrasing and general love of the blues sound into other genres and how to use them in almost any musical situation.
In this lesson we take a look at a tune in E lydian with the idea to approach playing lydian ideas that also weave effortlessly into more blues like phrases.
Theres two scale shapes to know for this lesson, the first being E lydian and the second being the G# Blues scale, the use of the G# Blues is a nice little trick to finding that blues sound over Major (I or IV) chords.
KEY: E Lydian
TEMPO: 80BPM
TIME: 4/4
GUITAR: Gibson SG 60's tribute (P90's)
AMP: GUITAR RIG - HOT PLEXI
CHORD PROGRESSION;
|| E | E F#add11 | G#m7add11 | G#m7add11 F#add11 ||
