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TheKeplerConjecture15th June 2009Man, your phrasing is sick.
Pablo Vazquez20th April 2008cool lesson!!
Anuj20th April 2008Gr8888 as always...
Thanx a lot
David Wallimann17th April 2008Thanks so much guys! I love preparing these for you. I appreciate all your kind words!
JukeboxHero17th April 2008I could've sworn I saw ALIEN lead intermeditate. Oh well, this is even better. Thanks David.
Nick32516th April 2008nice david
Nemanja Filipovic16th April 2008great lesson David....
Pi3816th April 2008Another consistently awesome lesson from David!
Nick Kellie16th April 2008very emotional - I like it
Bogdan Radovic16th April 2008Very cool lessons David !
Carlos Carrillo16th April 2008very nice lesson!!!
good job David!!!!
drummingguitarist0616th April 2008Great job David. Thanks!
Fran16th April 2008Beautiful composition David.
Ivan Milenkovic16th April 2008Very nice lead man!
Muris Varajic16th April 2008Sounds great David!!
kaznie_NL16th April 2008After the video where you showed how you recorded your videos, I'm realy watching this and thinkging "ok, so now his lightning is there, and he first did some synchronisation claps"
Nice lesson you go there!
at lights end16th April 2008cool
Joe Kataldo16th April 2008Very Melodic Cool
Juan M. Valero16th April 2008cool lesson David, well done
Gabriel Leopardi16th April 2008Well done David! I like this solo!
Jerry Arcidiacono16th April 2008Great solo David, I like it!
Pizzoaro16th April 2008Oh I love the backing so much! Great lesson, and i reccomend the backing for improvisation!! Love it, awesome!
Hisham Al-Sanea16th April 2008nice solo David. welldone
Dejan Farkas16th April 2008Nice melody
Marcus Siepen16th April 2008Awesome lead David, I love it.
Danilo Capezzuto16th April 2008Nice and melodic.
Trond Vold16th April 2008Nice
You always do something interesting and melodic out of the solos
Kristofer Dahl16th April 2008Beautiful David - thanks!
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- My notes
Welcome to the second part of the Aeolian lead lesson. As for the first one, we'll be learning lead techniques in A the natural minor scale.
The difficulty here is a little bit more advanced than the first one. If the licks seem to difficult, search for the first part of the lesson which is more appropriate for beginners.
Before you work on the licks, make sure you are familiar with the few scale positions suggested underneath. Then, work on the licks and try to use them over different backing tracks.
As far as scales, we'll be using mostly the A Aeolian mode which we'll mix with a minor pentatonic scale.
Have fun!
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