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David Wallimann18th September 2008ks so much everyone, I'm glad you like this lesson!
Danilo Capezzuto18th September 2008Great licks and use of chromatic! Keep on David!
Pedja Simovic18th September 2008David you speak my language!
I just love chromatic passages.
Great work!
sigma717th September 2008wow, chromatic is so confusing to me and you make it look so easy haha very nice execution of chromatics...very nice! (in Borat voice)
Gabriel Leopardi17th September 2008Nice melodies David.
kaznie_NL17th September 2008Realy nice tone you got there David!
Gerardo Siere17th September 2008Great lesson.
Pitch_Black17th September 2008I like a lot man:)
Marcus Siepen17th September 2008beautiful melodies, great lesson
Lian Gerbino17th September 2008great david, well done man!
Alex8717th September 2008Great example of how to combine any scale with some chromatic. Well done David
Kuba Szafran17th September 2008Lots of interesting ideas! Great lesson.
Muris Varajic17th September 2008Yummy!!
Kristofer Dahl17th September 2008Love the feel of this lesson David - thanks!
Nazgul17th September 2008This is so fluid and chill-out.
Love it!
Nemanja Filipovic17th September 2008Great playing David,very clean and melodic.
Toni Suominen17th September 2008Very nice vibe! good job David!
Emir Hot17th September 2008this is very interesting approach with chromatic notes
Bogdan Radovic17th September 2008Cool Dorian use lesson David!
Ivan Milenkovic17th September 2008Very nice chromatic dorian use David, well done mate
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Today we will use the Dorian scale in the key of A with some added chromatic notes to create a jazzy bebop type of improvisation. Using chromatic notes can expand your playing in a fabulous way.
The secret while playing chromatic is to land on a note of the original key. Practice the following licks slowly with a steady rhythm feel. Once you are comfortable with these, use the looped backing track and experiment with what you've learned. Be creative and practice seriously.
Have fun!
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