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- Vinnie Moore StyleLEVEL 3Neoclassical patterns
- Vinnie Moore ArpeggiosLEVEL 7Use alternate picking for mid tempo arpeggios to gain clarity like Vinnie Moore.
- Gary Moore InspiredLEVEL 5We'll work more in this style which I truly love: huge intervals with bending. Remember - your wrist is the key to play cool bends and vibrato!
- Gary Moore Style BalladLEVEL 3Improve your bends and unleash the emotions!
- Gary Moore Style BluesLEVEL 4Let's explore Gary Moore's bluesy side!
- Clapton Meets MooreLEVEL 4A bluesy slow rock solo with a modern approach
- May Meets MooreLEVEL 9A mega lesson which imagines Brian and May and Vinnie Moore trading licks.
- Sequential PatternsLEVEL 4Sequential playing, useful warm-up and technique exercise.
- Alien PatternsLEVEL 9An exercise I do before shows to warm up for technical playing.
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Laszlo Boross29th March 2011Having this on my agenda..this is beautiful and I like the licks in it very much. Having some problems with the dim.arpeggios cause its fast..even at low tempo
But I'll get there eventually! Thx for sharing!
I'm glad you learn this lesson. The dim arpeggios are ofen used elements in neoclassical style. You have to use sweep picking at this part,but start it on a lower tempo first.
Nava29th March 2011Having this on my agenda..this is beautiful and I like the licks in it very much. Having some problems with the dim.arpeggios cause its fast..even at low tempo
But I'll get there eventually! Thx for sharing!
Zsolt Galambos13th January 2011Great feature of his style!
GMC kind a missed these kind of lessons in my oppinion.
Ivan Milenkovic6th January 2011Great lesson, with some very cool neoclassical licks!
Piotr Kaczor5th January 2011What a cool and useful composition, Laszlo!
- Laszlo Boross4th January 2011
Thanks guys!
thefireball3rd January 2011Neoclassical is so fun to listen to!
Since joining GMC, I have learned to recognize neoclassical style. 
NoSkill3rd January 2011It turned into a neat little beginner/intermediate neoclassical etude. Great lesson, Laszlo! I'm learning this for sure!
- Laszlo Boross3rd January 2011
Thanks Guys! it's great to hear that you like Vinnie style lessons!
playaxeman2nd January 2011great lesson & tone.Sounds great an not too fast :-))
I love the run over Dim chords.
MonkeyDAthos2nd January 2011
this is what i have been waiting for TY
Jerry Arcidiacono2nd January 2011Cool and not-impossible to play lesson
Ben Higgins2nd January 2011Great lesson.. nice to see/hear Vinnie Moore style stuff. You've managed to emulate his tone very well too - how did you do that ? :-D
Bogdan Radovic2nd January 2011Very cool shred lesson with doable stuff!
Kristofer Dahl2nd January 2011Very cool with a shred lesson that isn't insanely fast (but still uses typical shred stuff) - thanks Laszlo!
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Hi GMC-ers! This is the second part of my Vinnie Moore style lesson. In this lesson there are more technical elements such as modes and a simple modulation in the middle.
The first part is in E minor, but later changed to F#minor. This is very interesting because Vinnie tends to use the modes and arpeggios together.
Techniques:
* Alternate picking
* Arpeggioos
* Modal Scales
* Hammer-on
* Pull-offScales:
* F# Minor
* E Mixolidian
* E Minor
* D Mixolidian
* C Phrygian
* B PhrygianIf you have any questions:
* Give feedback (upper-right-corner)
* My Personal Board
* General ForumGood practicing!/ Laszlo
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