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Carlos Carrillo4th April 2008excellent lesson David!!!
Melodicintenions4th April 2008beautiful keep it up!
Muris Varajic6th January 2008Ahhh,nice start bro!!
Robin6th October 2007Wow!
Anastasio12323rd June 2007this lesson is sick
the licks have such a great articulation to them, I really can't wait to learn all of this lessona and try to integrate it into my own playing...
Dashooter22nd June 2007what is the progression in this song? Im asking this because I noticed you used a G min 7 arpeggio. You played this over a G min 7 chord right?
David Wallimann21st June 2007Thanks a lot my friends!
I'm glad you like it!
Next lesson will be back to Metal stuff...
If you have any questions about this lesson, feel free to ask me!
Rockwouldbe21st June 2007well playied
- Guitar3421st June 2007
o ya thanks for the intro with the explaining and tips!
- Guitar3421st June 2007
awesome i love the sound of it!
Layzer21st June 2007awesome backing track too!
XxLeviathanxX21st June 2007I like that sound...
- Josiah20th June 2007
Great lesson David! I like the intro bit with the explanation and tips, really fantastic!
Xranthoius20th June 2007I like it
- Layzer20th June 2007
love this sound from G dorian
- David OToole20th June 2007
Nice clean sound you have there, sounds great with the 'question and answer' stuff you're playing. Tasty stuff ...
The Dorian has to be one of my fave sounding modes I reckon.
If I didn't see the vid I'd be saying "that's a Strat". What is that geetar anyway? A Parker Fly or ? Is it the same type as Kris'?
Anyway cheers, cool lesson.
D - jake the snake20th June 2007
hurray davids back!
i really like this one, going to spend all day on it - stratman3320th June 2007
That has a really cool feel to it, nice job.
The Uncreator20th June 2007Nice stuff, glad to see ya doin more lessons, i love the Gilmour feel to it!
Marcus Lavendell20th June 2007I'm definitely going to learn this one! Man, what a cool feel and great playing. Just excellent!
- spdalton20th June 2007
very cool! has almost a David Gilmour sort of feel to it.
Ryan20th June 2007Cool, it has a nice feel to it!!
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In this lesson we will explore some musical ideas based on the G Dorian mode.
The dorian mode is the second mode of a Major scale and is characterized by it's major 6th.
This scale is very useful in many different musical genres. Learn the following examples and start building your own dorian licks.
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