Mixed Pentatonics
by Sinisa Cekic
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Kristofer Dahl4th November 2008Beautiful Sinisa!
I personally love this way of blending melodies with shred - welcome to GMC!
PS Sinisa's instrocution thread!
Bondy4th November 2008That was a great first lesson 10/10
Kuba Szafran4th November 2008Awesome first lesson Sinisa!
Piotr Kaczor4th November 2008Great first lesson Sinisa! Sounds really cool!
Tolek4th November 2008Just awesome!
Keep on posting fantastic lessons. 
berko4th November 2008
Incredible !! Your AP was so smooth at the shred-part that I almost thought it was still legato... Relaxed playing and awesome melody making
Again, welcome to GMC...
Muris Varajic4th November 2008That was amazing my friend,welcome to GMC,
it's a pleasure to have you!
Starry Manhattan Rain4th November 2008Amazing melodic playing Sinisa! The general vibe and sound of this lesson really reminds me of Joe Satriani's "Starry Night" (which I love)! Again, just beautiful playing and great lesson!
Capt.Z4th November 2008AMAZING!!! Really impressive first lesson
Jose Mena4th November 2008Awesome Sinsa, loved the way you mixed in the legato with the chromatic alternate picking runs.
Eat-Sleep-andJam4th November 2008I was expecting alot from you, and you didnt dissapoint
Job Well Done
Ivan Milenkovic4th November 2008superb tone and control mate and tasty playing, great first lesson
Zsolt Galambos4th November 2008Welcome to GMC, Sinisa!
That's a really nice tune there, lots of feelings. Great first lesson man!
Kizaze444th November 2008Wow - that blew me away. So much personality in this! Must learn! Great to have you!
Kiz
Chokehold4th November 2008Welcome to GMC, and great first lesson
ItsMe4th November 2008just wonderfull. I have to get my guitar out.
- ItsMe4th November 2008
just wonderfull. I have to get my guitar out.
kaznie_NL4th November 2008Welcome Sinisa! I love your style that's how I want to play later on, so much feel!!
Pi384th November 2008That was absolutely amazing. I'm really looking forward to new lessons from you. Your pinch harmonics are so clean, it's amazing. Really, excellent.
Pedja Simovic4th November 2008Great Sinisa ! Welcome to GMC once again
Samo rokaj brateeeeeeee
Nazgul4th November 2008Great! Lately joined a lot of instructors from Serbia and the surrounding countries. Great!
We need more! 
SensE4th November 2008Welcome to GMC. I'm looking forward to your next lesson
Emir Hot4th November 2008Beautiful playing. Very good that we have you.
Oxac4th November 2008Very beautiful. Here's a lot of things to learn, great to have you here.
Ajmurrell4th November 2008Lots of personality and feel to this, really really like it. Excellent first lesson, welcome
Sinisa Cekic4th November 2008My god..what a feedback, i`m so amazed : o!!!
Thank you my friends,next lesson coming soon..
Gabriel Leopardi4th November 2008Hi Sinisa! Very nice playing! It's great to have your here! Welcome to GMC!
Siggum4th November 2008Awsome first lesson Sinisa, melodical and played to perfectin.. good job:)
Hisham Al-Sanea4th November 2008welcome first lesson sinisa .nice mixed pentatonics
EricGhart4th November 2008Great first lesson! I'll definitely have to try my hand at this.
Gerardo Siere4th November 2008Really nice! Welcome to GMC!
Nick3254th November 2008awesome lesson sinisa
Jeff4th November 2008Excellent, Sinisa! Great feel. Welcome - look forward to more.
Jerry Arcidiacono4th November 2008Really great first lesson Sinisa.
Nice text FXs!
Sergio Dorado4th November 2008Impressive lesson. You have relly good, rich phrasing. Love the halfway between rock and fusion. Welcome to GMC.
Dejan Farkas4th November 2008Great first lesson, very tasteful playing
Vasilije Vukmirovic4th November 2008Good job, Sinisa!
Welcome:)
Trond Vold5th November 2008Excellent lesson!
Welcome to GMC!
Nemanja Filipovic5th November 2008Amazing lesson in every way mate.Welcome to GMC.
- Sinisa Cekic5th November 2008
Thanks again guys !
Henry Dietzel5th November 2008extremely soulful, this is my next lesson!
Thanks Sinisa great combination all around
David Wallimann5th November 2008Sinisa, this lesson is pure melodic delight! Welcome and thanks for such a great topic!
Jad Diab5th November 2008Great feeling ! Welcome to GMC !
And smooth shredding too- Vasilije Vukmirovic6th November 2008
Very Melodic! I love that combination of legato and piking at the end!
Alejandro Pinero6th November 2008Very good lesson!!
sounds cool
welcome!!
chmilew7th November 2008Awesome playing !
Added on my "to do" list
Ian Bushell7th November 2008That was toooo cool! Great playing Sinisa, welcome to GMC!
Marcus Siepen10th November 2008welcome to GMC man, awesome first lesson
- Sinisa Cekic10th November 2008
Thanks guys !
zicco11th November 2008Great lesson, Great Playing !
But I didn`t understand the text on the last page. Do you mean that if I play a A minor chord, that I can use a A minor pentatonic scale starting from A, B or E. And on a A major chord that i can use a A minor pentatonic scale starting from C#, F# (or G# for a Lydian [#11] sound)?
Zicco- Sinisa Cekic11th November 2008
Hi zicco,
A minor (or C major) pentatonic scale works good over major #11 chords,coz it has the 3 and 7 + all the tensions. You can also use the A minor blues scale. Now, Lydian scale is the 4th degree of the modes and is played over major chords that have a IV function. Its only difference with the normal major scale is the #11. Because the 11 is raised a half tone, there is no avoid note in the Lydian scale. Over A major chord try basic F# minor pentatonic or extended F# blues scale. 
kjutte21st November 2008Superb! Glad you joined GMC man!
- David Wallimann22nd January 2009
Just rediscovered this lesson, great chops and very musical. I love this lesson man!
- Sinisa Cekic23rd January 2009
Glad if you like it David, tnx !
Alexiaden9317th April 2009WOW at 0:35 - 0:37 you're completely slaughtering the song !
I've never seen anyone played this fast, but yet so extremely smoothly...
Well done !
Dr.Arp12th November 2009Bravo!
wonderful playing & tone !
Unfortunately the tab isn't completly correct...I think it would be great if you may check at least the fast part ...I tried to work it out by ear...
but anyway I love you're lessons ! Big Respect !
Adrian Figallo30th September 2011i LOVE it, reminds me of starry night by mr satch.
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