the only problem being.. it’s not learned from a harmony standpoint, but from a shapes standpoint.. immediate transposition is only available through harmonic understanding.. but you are a very great master and I love everything you do, including your generosity in teaching everyone here.. bless you! 🎸😎
Yes, with only two notes at once can play great melodies. Of course little mixing one bass note/two melody notes. I have one example: Henry Purcell Minuet in A-minor from 1600-century. And it is a dance. Beautiful melody is beautiful melody ha ha.
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the only problem being.. it’s not learned from a harmony standpoint, but from a shapes standpoint.. immediate transposition is only available through harmonic understanding.. but you are a very great master and I love everything you do, including your generosity in teaching everyone here.. bless you! 🎸😎
That guitar has such a big warm voice! I love it.
I was thinking the same thing !
Guliani has exercises in thirds, sixths and tenths, but not as chords. Worth a look. Thanks. Great lesson.
great lesson and production, very useful information, thanks for sharing
lovely guitar...
Great tutorial! Thank you.
Yes, with only two notes at once can play great melodies. Of course little mixing one bass note/two melody notes. I have one example: Henry Purcell Minuet in A-minor from 1600-century. And it is a dance. Beautiful melody is beautiful melody ha ha.
That's intense.
Get it.
What a great lesson! Thanks a lot!
Interesting. Paul McCartney uses this exercise in "Blackbird".
Interesting in that it combines 2 scale modes from one key albeit an octave apart.. ionian + phrygian
@Artistworks can I check if the tab comes along with “simpler” lessons such as this, or is it just for the full songs?
G Major and B Phrygian.
That took forever to teach😅cheers though
The 10th is nothing but the 3rd. Am I right.
Yes, just an octave higher.