Kristofer Dahl29th September 2009Great to see a new lesson from you Jose - with new fresh ideas! Also your spoken video is really informative - great stuff!
Sensible Jones29th September 2009Very tasteful playing and great lesson Jose!!
Emir Hot29th September 2009Awesome lesson Jose. Very tasteful playing.
Ivan Milenkovic29th September 2009Sounds really cool man, I like the chops!
Pedja Simovic29th September 2009Very cool lesson Jose! I watched spoken video also some really nice things in there as well
Eat-Sleep-andJam29th September 2009Awesome !
Love this series
Jose Mena29th September 2009Thanks guys glad you liked the lesson, working on a 5th one
Zsolt Galambos29th September 2009Cool lesson, Jose!
Bogdan Radovic29th September 2009Great work Jose!
- Jose Mena29th September 2009
Thanks Guys
Stephane Lucarelli29th September 2009Important topic, well done Jose!
Marcus Siepen29th September 2009great lesson Jose
- Jose Mena29th September 2009
Thanks Stephane and Marcus
Jonathan Burgos29th September 2009Yeah man! Great lesson!
Berglmir30th September 2009*SIGH* - what a great lesson! And as it is always the case with your lessons I have the feeling that your lesson grading is missing the second digit!
My personal goal is to be able to play these lessons of yours!
Thanks for the challenge!!
AlexLion30th September 2009What an icredible feeling You have! You play so great, and in all Your Phrasing lessons there are really nice backing tracks, and this is really important, people could jam for a long time and not be bored
- Jose Mena30th September 2009*SIGH* - what a great lesson! And as it is always the case with your lessons I have the feeling that your lesson grading is missing the second digit!
My personal goal is to be able to play these lessons of yours!
Thanks for the challenge!!
You are welcome, as far as the second digit you mean something like 5.2?, It is sometimes hard to grade lessons something that is a 5 for me might be a 3 for someone else or vice versa
Glad you enjoy my lessons
Rock OnWhat an icredible feeling You have! You play so great, and in all Your Phrasing lessons there are really nice backing tracks, and this is really important, people could jam for a long time and not be bored
Thanks for that, that is how I feel about these backings, glad to see you feel the same way - Berglmir30th September 2009
In my case it´s really vice versa - what´s a 5 to YOU is a 15 to ME.
That´s what I meant with the second digit missing!
Cheers nevertheless!! ;-)
Vasilije Vukmirovic30th September 2009Wow, great picking!
- Jose Mena1st October 2009
Thanks Vasilije
Laszlo Boross1st October 2009Awesome lesson Jose!
- Jose Mena2nd October 2009
Thanks Laszlo
David Wallimann12th October 2009Beautiful lesson, some of these licks are so useful!
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Hello GMCers
Welcome to the fourth dynamics and phrasing lesson. This backing track for some reasons inspires me to play for hours, it kind of has a retro feel, and it is perfect for exploring the Dorian Blues scale.
Many times when improvising I start by placing my hand in the commonnly overused minor pentatonic shape. It is easy, safe and sounds good, then I built the solo around this shape in different octaves and adding a few notes.
You could play it safe by playing G Minor but you would miss so much. Explore the G Dorian, Blues, chromatics work fine as well when done with taste.
Look at the first video for a spoken explanation on very simple but useful phrasing and dynamics ideas.
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