Guitar Exercises with Jen Majura
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Jen has such a powerful personality that makes you just want to be around her 😊. Need more people like that.
She always seems so fun to be around.
Rock Guitar Secrets. Thx Henning.
Why is there so much hate in the comments? Leave Henning alone, he's a pretty cool guy and both he and Jen Majura are super nice people
She's a bundle of energy I love her
I love her she is the best!!
This is exactly how I've been practicing this warm up since summer of 1981, always do this with my quard (4× picking each note) to keep up my chops, that's why I can play so fast & clean on an acoustic, great video Jen!!! Rock on & God Bless!!!
Great interview! Also: nothing is more metal than supporting your local animal shelter!
iseeu1980 A HUGE AMEN TO THAT COMMENT AND A BIG THANK YOU!
Yeah, I like to call it *Animetal* 🤘🏼🐾
I love Jen Majura! She is beautiful can play and rocks hard! Amazing girl!
Tons of fun and interesting stuff when you and Jen are side by side!
When you play the E major string skipping exercise, try playing the reverse pattern to: Pedal note on the beat, then repeat starting with the pedal note on the off-beat. This reverses the picking direction, making it a completely new exercise. You can also start the regular pattern with an upstroke instead of a downstroke etc.
Your video's are great, good stuff and your guitar sounds real good. Thanks 👍
Those were actually great lessons that made good sense.
Good to have a nice chat about basic exercises with pros!
How were we supposed to keep up?
Jen started showing us stuff...and the Henner jumped in, yappity-yap and 32minutes later, that's it!
Jen, always fun, always learning, hope I can remain so positive for the rest of my playing life....
Jen is so awesome! Thanks Henning!
Very entertaining and informative. Please do more of these with Jen
Really enjoyable and - for all his faults - the guy spurred Jen on so that together they managed to cover a lot of ground and practical ideas in a pretty short time. I was just getting interested in Jen's classical 7dim warm up patterns when it ended! Oh well... - I followed it over the 2nd to the 5th strings and you can easily raise it a semi at a time in a kind of ascending (or descending) chromatic pattern. Good lesson and ideas guys.
Great vid, learned a lot. Jen is the best
Oh god, I love her so much...
Really like Jen and your two's chemistry. Have her over more often :)
I love this woman! This video was cool.
All the best Ms Majura! Can't wait for the next album. Best Regards!
So sweet of you guys 🤘🤓 thank you so much!
I'm also a huge fan your book...I need to buy a new one, it isn't stable anymore, pages flying around....hahaa...I also teaching my students with this book. It is/was the BOOK for generations, so thank you so much Peter!!! :))
Was feeling low today but watched some of Jen's blogs and feel much happier. Thanks Jen Jen👍😎
Such a talented woman
great vid...Jen is SO cool...
Some of my songs are way to long,and I think I am making up my own chords and scales because I have no idea what I'm doing .just having fun. Jen ,you are the best .
Kiko Lourreiro appreciate that Exercise at the beginning ....and Kiko is a machine 💪🔥🔥🔥
Really great video, Henning. I really love your educational stuff. You actually should think to produce more of these. Also the format it's really enjoyable. Keep up the good work!
This is a great video both you are fun and enjoyable to watch and listen too. I just recently bought elevated jam tracks and you are right they are very good. I bought discography part one thinking it be the one i saw in the video. I asked him and he said it was in part two, guess what he gave me part for free. Which is fantastic.
I never jam to rock music before, i just thought it was too hard or not worth it. Well i loved his tracks, i did have intuition where i should try some rock backing tracks. I have been playing acoustic guitar for years, i played along with songs i liked using a guy on the internet called munson. He is great at basic stuff and so advance stuff as well.
Any way i started to jam to the track from elevated and i quickly developed a strumming pattern. No distortion as it sounds terrible, of course i am using electric guitar to play with the tracks. The track started off at EM and it went from there, elevated has videos with his chord progressions so i used that as well which great.
Like i said i developed a strum pattern and was jamming a long great. I developed how to listen to chord changes (in fact i had learnt this before but never tried it with rock music), how many time times it was played ie EM x 3 in D D U DU DD or something like that. I learnt to do that with G and then because his chord change was fast i only did one Down stroke for A and D. The point is my timing was improving so was my development in listening and inventing new stuff to play.
Now i am trying to learn the muting with distortion on because when you play the full chord with all five strings its sounds horrible. I started to use different down strokes with mute on the strings . I musts of played for hours doing this it was great fun. i have to listen carefully i as i have a hearing problem.
Thanks for the video
I've been playing for years, and never overcame the flying fingers. I never thought of anything so simple as moving one finger at a time. And, that's going to countless "teachers" that have all sorts of methods to teach fingerboard discipline.....
I like the cats at the end.
More of this please!
Rock Guitar Secrets. Legendary book!
I'm always impressed at what a world class guitarist Henning is.. Crazy good
awesome exercise
You 2 are so fun to watch and listen.
So as A newbie started doing that first exercise, got ok, then went back and re watched it and realised im supposed to leave my fingers on the strings.....FAIL...cant do that, maybe in another 6 months.
My good lawdy, what a wet dream of an amp collection! The Soldano in the middle is the Holy Grail IMO.
This Premium RG
I love you more Jen....great video you both are fantastic!
This helps a lot........thank you....I wish there were more lesson like this
You two were super fun to watch!
i think every artist should listen to paul gilberts lessons cause well he is the best at teaching
🎶Jen 💎and Henning🌹 are Great ❣️together🎶
You had to be a gentleman. Jen is wonderful
But does she dJENt?😂
Seriously, as much as I try these exercises, I just can't get my ring finger and pinky to work independently of each other.
Keep up the good work, "Jenning"!😊
When you look up ADHD in the DSM 5, there's a no text, just a picture of Henning :P
Thanks so much for that video. It was very entertaining. I've found so many good guitar teaching videos thanks to you, Henning.
I've also learned a lot about what to look for in a good guitar.
It's awesome how clean Paul Gilbert can be. He actually uses a tiny piece of that exercise on "Daddy, brother, lover, little boy" solo.
She does seem to be a low-key, fun person:)
Most important lesson; you DON"T HAVE TO play fast.
Don't get yourself all worked up by the fact that some guys find themselves such a big man able to play super fast.
There are plenty of extremely good musicians out there only playing an handful of chords.
While this is true, surely a bigger bag of tricks is better? Like playing fast, you don't need to bust out all your skills all the time, but knowing you can when you want to seems to be preferable to not being able to at all imho.
Either way, play what makes you happy, and if you can't play what makes you happy, practice until you can.
Love those animals at the end.
After watching this video, I instantly searched for my Peter Fischer's Rock Guitar Secrects Book (which I baught when I was much too young to understand all that stuff - damn it was from 1992), and now bammm (18 years later) things suddenly make sense :-)
It would be cool to see mode practice videos from Henning.
The title of this appears to be nothing more than click bait because it states that this is exercises with Jen but the vid looks more like he's decided that this video needed to go in a different direction and that his celebrity guest is in need of lessons from him! Seems very presumptuous to me and I could come up with another term for it!!She is a very patient lady!
I wish I had a 1/3 of the gear this German cat has!!! Jesus he has every piece of equipment I’ve ever, or will want!
Stuntman D29 that was exactly my first thought. That wall of amp heads is enough to give a dead man a boner!
what David Casalaspro said, Jen is great and amazing but also wanted to say I really loved this video, you guys had a great relaxed presentation of some fundamentals and kind of encouraged me to maybe try and pick up a guitar some time! long time intimidation there... thx guys!
The first chromatic exercise was taught by my guitar teacher he told me to practice that everyday. Never knew that this was famous amongst international musicians lol.
Jen is fine.....and patient.
Great to just watch the two of you having fun and chewing the fat
Elevated Jam tracks..Definitely! Also Quist and Chusss and Dopez tracks. All Excellent.
as a guitar player that is.you guys both rock :)
That's a beautiful looking guitar Jen is playing ..
Nice video
Ibanez RG1070
@@cataldoareno909 great thanks for the reply..
Better start saving 😁
Good video
jen would be such a cool mom
thanks.. quite useful..
and it reminded me, that i have that book as well :D
Man that rg1070pbz looks cool😍😍 cool choice of cool woman
Cool guitar in general, i really want one but can't find one
i like "the beatles"
Fun is a good thing. Thumbed up!
Jen is da beeeeest !! ^^
It would be awesome if you would make it to Peter‘s workshop. I‘ll be there too! His workshops are really fun!
this was an interesting video thankyou for the tips
Learned a lot from this video, thank you!! But it also showed me how much more work there is ahead of me. I better go home and practice. cya :D
You always remind me of vegetable lasagne on Seinfeld... LOL
Satriani? Isn't it closer to Eric Johnson played that way?
19:56 according to what Joe wrote in his book with tabs back in time that is the way he warms up besides playing chords with large painfull finger stretches, starts out slowly and then gradually speeds it up.
Not stroking them chords but picking each note until rapid speed.
It is very Extremist sounding exercises. but I hear the "Cliffs of Dover" type sounding run in that too
Eric Johnson needs to be recognized here! But the fingering is nothing like he does. Looking at him it is though he uses bars and doing most movement with his other fingers.
Jen Mayura from Thailand
I love Jen! We have the same bday
Dope studio (and t-shirt) man /,,/
Shes really cool.
I really prefer song parts, riffs or solos for excercising, especially for coordination. Good examples for me are the riff and the end of the solo of "Hand Of Blood" by Bullet for my Valentine or the beginning of "Crawling In The Dark" by Hoobastank. Do you have any more ideas?
I'm learning several new (to me) songs for a gigging band. All the parts that are new and not easy for me are warm-ups, metronome exercises, everthing. Hitting all these weird moves relentlessly.
She has the most expressive eyebrows!
woh.. that E scale warm up using the E every alternate note was like eric johnson ...cliifs of dover ... ??
Yeah, but, in cliffs of dover you have a G pedal and going trough a major scale too
To me that pedal tone lick sounds much more „Steve Morse“ish than „Satriani“ish. Cool never the less. Thanks for another fun vid.
So I totally just bought the RG1070PBZ because of your review of it, Henning.
Cool video.
@7.30 in These exercises are from
Ivor Marantz daily scales and exercises sensational book been around for decades
You can also pratice with the intro of ' colorado bulldog' from mr BIG.
With Paul Gilbert, of course 😉😉
Playing same practice licks = we're from the same generation. 😁
That girl really must like you to laugh at all your terrible jokes... :D
Hahaha.. But seriously, this was a very helpful video.. Thank you for sharing!!
Stephen Aaron has an article about developing speed (on classical guitar) that has a similar idea of what Henning was saying about playing fast. It's worth checking out!
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Hey Jen, if you had been in my classes that exercise@ 6.46 would have been on your do to list from Ivor marantz daily scales and exersises
also check out Sal Savadors single string exercises some these where reportedly the catalyst for the introduction to 'reeling in the years'
Hi Jen I love you, Henning, your ok I guess
Martin does not really contradict Jen. He just goes further in explaining how you go from the slow methodical establishing of basic techniques to let it all lose to attain higher speed after you've reached a platou with the slow method.
'SIX! Six is the number on the cable! A HA HA HA HA'
HP needs to do a Sesame Street voice over, lol.
I have that same Ibanez, I think. I can't see mine now but it's a Premium 1070PBZ in Charcoal Black with the same burled-like top and I remember that it did also come in blue like Jen's but I don't remember the inlays looking like that. I guess it's probably the same model...
His shirt haha so cool XD
Hehe Jen you Got Henning Big time LOL Jen how is it possible not to love you