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- Quartal HarmonyLEVEL 5Let's take a look at chords stacked in 4ths. Made famous by the late great jazz pianist Bill Evans
- Quartal HarmonyLEVEL 4The C dorian mode harmonized in 4ths to create interesting comping lines and improv. First part in a series.
- The Dorian ScaleLEVEL 1Start diggin' the Dorian scale!
- In HarmonyLEVEL 2A short series of phrases designed to help you understand and create your own harmonies
- Static Rock SoloLEVEL 5Let's get adventurous over a Bm7 groove - using modes, pentatonic substitutions and various arpeggio ideas.
- Mixing Dorian & Melodic Minor ScaleLEVEL 4In this lesson we gonna mix the Dorian scale with the Melodic minor scale to add some "colors" and tensions in our playing.
- Pentatonic Guitar HarmonyLEVEL 3I'll show you an easy and effective way to create harmony guitar parts in 4ths and 5ths with pentatonic.
- The Beauty of HarmonyLEVEL 5This simple melodic piece will help you understand how to use harmonized melodies to add depth to your compositions.
- Vibing DorianLEVEL 8Learn a solo over a modal progression where all chords are on the dorian mode.
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mobiusthered16th February 2015super lecon! ca casse les automatismes . J utilisai beaucoup les quartaux mais plus en voicing. ca sonne de folie en chorus. A quand une lecon sur les memes bases harmoniques en appliquant le lick de pat metheny? merci en tous cas stephane !!!
- deanwork14th March 2013
Stephane, Beautiful stuff. Can I get the quartal harmony lessons in standard musical notation? ( and all the Scofield stuff really). This is really important stuff and it is going to take me forever to transcribe from tab.
thanks, john 
Stephane Lucarelli7th January 2010Thanks a lot Jonathan & Zsolt!
Zsolt Galambos6th January 2010Great jazzy lines man
Jonathan Burgos4th January 2010Awesome cool lesson my friend!! I really love it!! great job!!
- Stephane Lucarelli4th January 2010
Thanks for the comments guys!
No problem Krisztian, you've got a PM! 
Krisztian Lovrek1st January 2010Nice one! Steph, can you send me the backing track by PM? I'd like to improvise a bit :-)
Emir Hot31st December 2009Awesome runs and a great groove. You rule man
Sergio Dorado31st December 2009Love this kind of fusion lessons. Well done, Stephane!
- Stephane Lucarelli31st December 2009
Thanks a lot guys, great to hear from you!!
Kristofer Dahl31st December 2009Beautiful - love your phrasing and tone Stephane!
Sinisa Cekic31st December 2009Very nice and melodic , great one !
Ivan Milenkovic31st December 2009Sounds really nice and warm, and the backing is groovy. Great lesson for jazz/funk heads.
Laszlo Boross30th December 2009Great lesson Stephane! Loved it!
Pedja Simovic30th December 2009Nice ideas Stephane, very Scofield like
- Stephane Lucarelli30th December 2009
Thanks a lot my friends!
Bogdan Radovic30th December 2009Very smooth solo and useful lesson Stephane!
kaznie_NL30th December 2009Nice jazzy sound Stephane! Très Bien
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Hi GMC!
In the previous lesson on quartal harmony (Dorian Mode) we've worked on the voicings/accompaniment.
Now it's time to use these shapes for improvisation and to create some nice modern
sounding arpeggios.
The fingerings of quartal voicings are not the easiest, so work slow at first until you get all the notes clear and clean.
I hope this lesson will inspire you to find your own musical ideas and do not hesitate if you have any question!
Good luck :)
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