Capn' Jef31st August 2007I love the harmonic minor scale and your licks are an interesting take on it. Very different from the typical feel people use it for.
The Uncreator31st August 2007Wow, a new sound for the typical harmonic minor scale!
Great Job!- Skorpyon31st August 2007
- Skorpyon31st August 2007
Great lesson Dave really like the feel of the harmonic minor sound .
Eat-Sleep-andJam31st August 2007I really dig video 5 with those trills
This scale is popular in Neoclassical music right ?
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David Wallimann31st August 2007Yep, neoclassical use. :-)
I really dig video 5 with those trills
This scale is popular in Neoclassical music right ?
- John- Gustavo1st September 2007
i love this kind of scales
cuz i play neoclassical style XD - crabman1st September 2007
Great lesson David.
I love this scale. 
Juan M. Valero1st September 2007Yeah, very interesting your use of the scale !!!
congratulations
- Toofister2nd September 2007
- Toofister2nd September 2007
Sweet lesson I'm really enjoying the sound. Works extremely nicely with your backing track. Thanks I will be spending some time on this.
- Arrival22nd October 2007
Really simple idea for a cool sound. I like it a lot!
krudtaa30th October 2007This is really cool stuff. thanks....I´m gonna jam.
LwShieN24th November 2007Man i love the harmonic scale ..but never knew how to use it
...but atleast now i have an idea haha- {TooL}4208th January 2008
sounds Great. cant wait to have it down.
- David Wallimann8th January 2008
Thanks a lot for all your comments!
Carlos Carrillo22nd February 2008Hey David!!!great lesson!!!fantastic,fantastic,fantastic!!!thanks
shideru_guitar23rd March 2008does anyone recognize that guitar!
it is the exact same as kris' !
what make is that; it looks so cool!
never knew u and kris had the same guitar dave!
- David Wallimann23rd March 2008does anyone recognize that guitar!
it is the exact same as kris' !
what make is that; it looks so cool!
never knew u and kris had the same guitar dave!
Yeah, It's a Parker Nitefly. 
Melodicintenions4th April 2008What! I'm speachless nothing to say there amazing
Henry Dietzel2nd July 2008I also enjoy the harmonic minor scale:D
Great job & nice choice of notes David. The 6th riff is my fav.
mhskeide3rd November 2008Oh yeah! I`ve just started to study the harmonic scale, and you sure provided som real tasty licks in this lesson. Thanks David!
- blackpagoda5th March 2018
are you using minMaj 7 chord in the rhythm it sounds like?
Gabriel Leopardi5th March 2018are you using minMaj 7 chord in the rhythm it sounds like?
Hi mate, the guitar keeps playing a Cm diad that only includes the root and the minor third. However, there is also a keyboard adding a third note so the resulting chord progression by combining both is:
One meassure (4 beats) each chord.
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In today's lesson we'll play with the harmonic minor scale. Harmonic minor is basically a natural minor scale with a major 7th. Mastering that scale can greatly improve your musical vocabulary.
The cool thing about the harmonic minor scale is that you can use it when playing on a natural minor scale...
Even though the 7th is not the same, the effect can be very tasty.. Try it!
This lesson is written in C harmonic minor. I provided a few backing tracks for you to play with.
I hope you enjoy this one!