Yngwie Malmsteen Style Lesson 3

Gabriel Leopardi

Yngwie Malmsteen Style Lesson 3

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- Alexiaden9330th April 2009
  Really cool lesson !
- Carlos Carrillo1st April 2009
  I love this lesson Gab!!
- Nick32515th June 2008
  nice 2 string sweeping gabe
- TreyDeschamp22nd May 2008
  Nice lesson Gabe!
- Danilo Capezzuto25th February 2008
  Nice lesson Gabriel.
  
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- Gabriel Leopardi4th June 2007
  Thanks lefty! I'm using the neck pick up of my beatifull les paul, an old Marshall Valvestate and a mic Shure sm 57 to record the sound in Nuendo software.
- lefty0130th May 2007
  Great to see someone playing Malmsteen with a Les Paul. Maybe there is hope for me yet. Keep up the great work.
  May I ask what you are using to get such a fantastic tone?
- Gabriel Leopardi9th May 2007
  Gustavo: Just keep the position every day (without playing) and then your fingers will do it easier.
- Gustavo6th May 2007
  in the 2nd video my finger can't press de 7fret and the 13fret at the same time :'(
- Ryan6th May 2007
  thank you gab, couldnt tell if you were sometimes or not but thx again
- Gabriel Leopardi5th May 2007
  yes Ryan, and I mute a bit those string with my right hand to make it sound good and clean.
  
  Gustavo: Si!! es parecido a Preludio y tambien a Rising Force de Malmsteen. Preludio es un muy buen ejercicio para sweeps de 2 cuerdas.
- Ryan5th May 2007
  jsut wondering...i think im right..but you keep your index finger the whole time barreing the 1st and 2nd string right
- Gustavo5th May 2007
  spansih: wenisima gabii
  jajaj
  hoy estaba practicando preludio, tiene una onda asi
  jajaj
  de 2 cuerdas el sweep
  
  english: great lesson, i gonna learn this too
- Gabriel Leopardi5th May 2007
  Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it! I really love this solo!!
- The Uncreator4th May 2007
  Man, im not really a fan that much of yngwie but your Yngwie lessons are awesome and this is the best so far
- Pavel4th May 2007
  That's a very very cool lesson! This is a perfect extension to those 3-string sweeping arpeggios. Good job Gabriel!
- Armando4th May 2007
  Nice! Excellent technique training. I'm gonna learn this one right away!
- GuitarDude4th May 2007
  Great lesson exactly what i needed!
- Overkiller4th May 2007
  Awesome, Dude! The Best lesson here on GMC, and I'm NOT just sayin' that.

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- Tags: Two string sweeping, A minor, Sweep, Economy picking, Neoclassical etude, Triads, Arpeggios, Minor arpeggios, Major arpeggios, Diminished, Shred, Shredding, Vinnie moore, 80's metal
Hi GMC!! Welcome to Yngwie Malmsteen lesson 3!
This is one of my favourite’s lesson. This is a two strings sweep picking etude in that begins in A major and finally modulates to C at the end. Sweep picking is one of the most used techniques used by Malmsteen. If you don’t know this technique check the Pavel’s Sweeping lessons in this site and pay attention to the closer shots of my right hand movements.

I used the A minor scale and the different arpeggios of every progression’s chord to compose the solo.

Chord progression:

Am – Am – Am – Am – E/G# - E/G# – E/G# - E/G# - C – C – C – C – G – G – G – G – F – F – C – C – F – F - G – G – C –

Tempo: 206 bpm

Practice every part slowly with metronome and be patient!

Bye

Gabriel.-

From this course:
- Yngwie Malmsteen Style Lesson 4
  LEVEL 8
  This lesson is reminescent of Yngwie's most important influences: Niccolo Paganini (1782-1840). It's like the final arpeggios of 24th Caprice. Paganini was called the Demon Fiddler because of the demonic air of his playing and his looks. Yngwie Malmsteen took many Paganini's stuff to make his own guitar style.
  by Gabriel Leopardi19 years

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