The Most important Scale System In Jazz Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video, we're going to discuss the most important scale system in jazz guitar. This scale system is essential for any jazz guitarist because it provides you with the foundation on which you can build your jazz guitar playing.
If you're looking to learn how to play jazz guitar, then this is the video for you! In this lesson, we'll discuss both the linear and lateral scale approaches and then discuss ways of integrating both scales.
This lesson is packed with jazz guitar scale exercises that you can use to practice and improve your jazz guitar playing. whether you're a beginner or an intermediate player, this scale system is essential for your jazz guitar playing!
This jazz scale system is the foundation of fretboard mastery and is adaptable to any key, mode, or scale.
If you're new to jazz or guitar, then this scale system is a must-know. I'll show you how to play each scale in this system step-by-step.
After watching this video, you'll be able to play jazz songs confidently and improvise on-the-fly!
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“System” is the operative word. This is not a video filled with exotic scales and modes it is a presentation of a way of unlocking and viewing the guitar fretboard enabling the player to develop their own unique style with fluency. This particular approach of applying the language of music to the guitar fretboard is designed to enhance not replace any scale system you currently use. We cover a lot of information in this video so it’s most likely a video you will want to review from time to time.
I hope you get a lot out of it!
This system is by far the best way to learn the fretboard. A real game changer! Thank you Mike.
Thank you Claude, Glad it was helpful! All the very best. Mike
This has helped me with putting the fretboard together!
Hello Keith, glad you found the lesson helpful. Cheers. Mike
I have followed ya Mike since you’re first lesson .and that was my first taster of jazz from my strumming songs .I ur info is colossal..and have provided me with a road map into jazz .let me know when ya in England il but you a pint ..if I get a free lesson chucked in even better )) cheers Mike 👍
Fantastic lesson nice way to look at the neck of the instrument
Thank you, there are more lessons on the way. Cheers. Mike
Great stuff Mike. Thanks a ton
Thanks, Colin, glad you liked it! Cheers. Mike
Mike this is very helpful for my reading skils. A very solid warm up. I appreciate no tabs but rather the finger board and the notation.
Hello Alex, thank you for your comments. Yes, the key to understanding music theory is knowing the names of the notes in a scale and their scale step numbers therefore knowing the names of the notes and their location on the guitar fingerboard is the first step to building a solid musical technique on the guitar. Cheers. Mike
Thank you so much Mr. Hayes!!
Thank you, I'm glad you find the lessons helpful. All the very best.
Excellent upload, clearly explained. Thank you. Subbed.
Thank you, Mike I'm glad you liked it. All the very best with your guitar playing.
Thanks, Mike. Excellent, as always!
Thank you, Igor. All the very best from Australia.
Thanks, Mike. I've never been to Australia, but have very warm feelings towards your country. Oh, and love the accent!😂
Hello Igor, it's always great to hear from you I hope you are in good health and enjoying your guitar playing and music adventures. Warm regards. MIke
@MikeHayesGuitar Thank you Mike, best wishes to you as well!
Hi Mike hope ya keeping well ..I was just looking in to this as it happens before I saw you’re latest video .interesting to see how it works and why ) .there is a good book I heard called the advancing guitarist I think demonstrates this type of angle .Thankyou again Mike 👍
Hello Johnny, great to hear from you. The book you mentioned is "The Advancing Guitarist" by Mick Goodrick, a great book with lots of good old-fashioned common sense for the more advanced player or should I say the more 'experienced' player. Cheers from Australia. Mike
Thanks, Igor, fixed it now. Cheers, Mike
Thanks Mike
Excellent job, a great way to identify where every note is, Excellent. Thanks so much!!
@@phillipliberty3997 Thanks Phillip, I'm glad you found the lesson helpful all the very best. MIke
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I noticed that there is no mention of scary terminology like “3-notes-per-string” nor any suggestions of fingerings.
Does your teaching philosophy require that everyone should fend for themselves regarding these topics?
Hello Ron, great question ... I work on the principle of _"let the music take you to the technique"_ by that I mean the choice of fingering is determined by the musical phrase you are playing. All the different methods of fingering have value in certain situations e.g., the Berklee system is very useful for sight reading. For me the most important thing is to know the 'sound' of the notes you are playing it's also to your advantage to know the names of the notes you are playing rather than learning a fingering pattern. Playing scales can _"free your fingers but freeze your brain"_ it is so important to have your mind lead your fingers not the other way around. I hope this helps. All the very best. Mike