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- Acoustic Jazz FusionLEVEL 3In this lesson I change the style to Jazz Fusion to show you how to play some rhythm chords using open strings notes.
- Jazz Fusion EnclosuresLEVEL 5In this lesson we are going to take a look at a bebop jazz guitar technique called the enclosures and apply this cool concept to our jazz fusion phrasing.
- 25 Jazz Fusion LicksLEVEL 825 Jazz Fusion licks from the best guitar players like Scott Henderson, Greg Howe, Allan Holdsworth and so on. A unique lesson to improve your phrasing, technique & your licks collection!
- Polyrhythms Part 2LEVEL 7Let's apply the same polyrhythms as in the the previous lesson - to a new musical context.
- 4 Part Harmony Drop 2 Voicings - Part 2LEVEL 4Part 2 focuses on some sort of 3rd in the lowest note. String sets 6543,5432 and 4321 used.
- 2 Keys Fusion PhrasingLEVEL 82 keys, 2 scales? Think again! Explore harmonic combinations for two chords and shred sequences!
- Santana: Europa - Part 2LEVEL 3Classic Santana filled with bends, hammer-ons, and slides.
- Applying Modes - Part 2LEVEL 5Learn to apply modes to the most common progressions.
- Tapping Texture Part 2LEVEL 6In this second lesson we will focus on 16th note tapping arpeggios. No pick used here!
Feedback
Sergio Dorado30th January 2009Very good phrases, Vasilije! Sounds an authentic jazz!
Alejandro Pinero27th January 2009Very good lesson, I like this sound!
Oxac26th January 2009Very cool solo and sound's great! However I'd like you to display the chords in the video next time. That really helps when trying to understand WHY your lessons sounds so darn good.
Dejan Farkas25th January 2009Great chill out
mhskeide25th January 2009Aaah this is so smooth and great to listen to. Wish I could play this kind of music
Kristofer Dahl25th January 2009Just beautiful..! You add such a nice touch to our lesson archive Vasilije, thanks!
playaxeman25th January 2009Liked it!
Nice style
Gabriel Leopardi25th January 2009Nice soloing!
Hisham Al-Sanea24th January 2009nice and great lesson Vasilije
Piotr Kaczor24th January 2009Great Vasilije! Amazing stuff!
Emir Hot24th January 2009Man you're just an awesome player
Gerardo Siere24th January 2009Very beautifull solo.
Nazgul24th January 2009Relax. Chill.
Bogdan Radovic24th January 2009Very smooth sound you got in this one! Great work Vasilije!
David Wallimann24th January 2009There are some real cool licks in there Vasilije, thanks for this lesson!
I love your tone too...
Vasilije Vukmirovic24th January 2009Thanks!
Yes of course, there are many options, I played one tonality here(I think so) though song has modulation and there are many possibilities. I'll leave that to students to explore.
Muris Varajic24th January 2009Nice and smooth Vasilije!
Just a thought if you don't mind,
D Phrygian(or straight Dm Pentatonic)
might sound very cool over Eb chord.
Ivan Milenkovic24th January 2009Smoooooth stuff man, sounds very good, great job!
kaznie_NL24th January 2009Smooth work Vsilije!
Pedja Simovic24th January 2009Nice lesson Vasilije
Toni Suominen24th January 2009Great lesson dude, very chill
Jerry Arcidiacono24th January 2009Smooth sound and nice lines
First comment I think
- Lesson
- My notes
Hi GMC! In the second part of the lesson we will explore some soloing options. As you see, nothing special, very simple, though rhythmically it’s very rich.
Emphasis of this lesson is on rhythm. There are few pentatonic patterns which aren’t common in jazzy music, but if arranged well, sounds good. There are few repetitive patterns here, and you’ll notice how accent changes each time the pattern is played. Keep that in mind, and maybe you could create your own patterns applying the same concept.
Enjoy!
Vasilije Vukmirovic
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