Hi Swiftie, Can I just say I’ve moved you into my number one teacher spot. I’m 65 been playing for five years. Your teaching has taken me to a new level. Thanks
Extremely thoughtful of you to focus on one particular example. Makes learning and practice that much more efficient! Knowing all is great but taking it in is a whole different pair of shoes (usually a few sizes too big). Taking one concept at a time, ingraining it into your playing and enriching your playing when you have good control of the concept is imho substantially more beneficial in you overall instrument development.
I am so glad the algorithm brought me to you! At this point in my career your lessons are really resonating great for me and I love the practical examples that you show as well. Many, many thanks!
Good Lord, I am planning to learn this lesson very well. I think we can spend an evening or even all night long just by meandering through the notes and it will be a very beautiful time spend. Thanks Chief. Cheers from Indonesia.
This is another golden lesson my man, and how quickly you start breaking it down is just absolutely comical!! You are a musical prophet and your legacy will live on forever and ever amen!
Talk about following the embellishment theme. Next lesson...how to walk on water :) Joking aside, very well explained. even though I am mainly a chord melody guy still good to know.
Great stuff, Thank you for your Time and presentation !! I love to use The Pentatonic Minor, Dorian Mixolydian and the Blues Scale like it's all one Scale ⚖ 🎶 🎸 I like to target notes that create Chord extentions and then use Chromatic Runs to Connect the phrases ... That clearly represents how the Difference Between the Modes Can be Heard more easily than it Can be learned by Just Using a different Root note to start on in any Major Scale ⚖
1 minute with you, is equivalent to 1 week of trial and error. These are the pro's bag of tricks accomplished guitarists are very reluctant to share. If you're new to the sport, stick to this channel. Throw likes, views, and money his way. He will save you years of anguish and frustration! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🎸
Great bit of theory. We suffer from a lot of ignorence when it comes to understanding music theory. It's like reading music . None of us can . We can get away with not reading if we know our theory. We cannot ignore it. It's a must to make good music.
Such a fantastic lesson! Thank you Rob. So much there to practise. I know I keep asking...can you please teach B movie Boxcar Blues? Steve Cropper version???
Great lesson, buddy! However, can you make a video dedicated to proper vibrato technique? I've been trying to get it but so far without much progress. It'll be really helpful if you can post a video tutorial. Thanks!
Hi bro, do you think you could do a tutorial of a song called "qualcosa qualcuno" of Umberto Tozzi ? Please. Thank you very much by all your hard work by creating this great tutorials.
seems to have worked for anyone else but i didn’t learn anything from this, i didn’t know what he was talking about from the off,, maybe i missed a lesson from before?
Robert Edward Grant says to tune music to 432.126 or rather 1.26 added to 432. Im not sure i 100% understand but he has a video that describes it. I wanted to ask a musical genius. Hes just a math genius. Lol
That’s a good point, but I would add that it’s good to learn both, while also visualizing the chord shapes/arpeggios in their different positions. Of course, none of this will guarantee a descent solo or composition... these concepts are secondary to developing your ear and instincts by consuming tons of good music and experimentation.
Hi Swiftie,
Can I just say I’ve moved you into my number one teacher spot. I’m 65 been playing for five years. Your teaching has taken me to a new level. Thanks
Extremely thoughtful of you to focus on one particular example. Makes learning and practice that much more efficient! Knowing all is great but taking it in is a whole different pair of shoes (usually a few sizes too big). Taking one concept at a time, ingraining it into your playing and enriching your playing when you have good control of the concept is imho substantially more beneficial in you overall instrument development.
Best guitar teacher out there! You work at a good pace and speak a language I understand. Thanks
Now your speaking my language lol. He breaks it down so easy to understand I believe the whole world would even understand it!
Once again GREAT stuff!
You are one great teacher, your lessons have opened up a whole new understanding to the guitar!
Thank you,thank you from L.A!🎸
Thanks my coach. You have made a better guitarist
Rob, your guitar playing & teaching has always been inspirational and a pleasure learning. Thank you. Colin
Finally resolved another piece of the puzzle due to your video, thank you kind sir.
I am so glad the algorithm brought me to you! At this point in my career your lessons are really resonating great for me and I love the practical examples that you show as well. Many, many thanks!
Good Lord, I am planning to learn this lesson very well. I think we can spend an evening or even all night long just by meandering through the notes and it will be a very beautiful time spend. Thanks Chief. Cheers from Indonesia.
Merci, merci, merci! Your teaching have lighten my understanding of blues. I really need that content.
I'll be studying this further by coming back to this vid! Thanks for sharing.
Man this is magic to my ears. Thanks alot for this jewel.
If I could do an in person lesson from anyone it would be you Rob. That’s saying a lot, I watch so many channels
Same here
Swifty, the man you truly are.
Great enthusiasm and crystal clear explanations. Bravo!
yes, grand teacher! respect from México
Thank you so much I’m learning this as soon as possible
I really did enjoy it
He's an AMAZING teacher
A big Thank you from Belgium👍
Thanks, I'm off to try it out. You made my day.
Another classic Rob. I can't understand how I missed this one but I'm glad I've found it now.
Man I really like this.
Excellent !!
This is another golden lesson my man, and how quickly you start breaking it down is just absolutely comical!! You are a musical prophet and your legacy will live on forever and ever amen!
Talk about following the embellishment theme. Next lesson...how to walk on water :) Joking aside, very well explained. even though I am mainly a chord melody guy still good to know.
Just found this... That was GREAT! Going to practice it right now.
Hey thanks @kcirmusic1, I’m so glad you’re enjoying this lesson. Please consider sharing. Many more are on the way. Be well! -Rob
God bless u brother
Awesome blue lead love from India 🇮🇳
Great explanation and demonstration
Learning to play by ear
(30th year) is fun, ive been doing this without knowing what it even was
Easy listen,easy to learn,
Great lesson dude! Thank you for keeping it short, sweet and straight to the point.
Absolute great lesson!! Maj3rd, min3rd: now I know what it is. Thanks for teaching us!!
Awesome lesson!! I like to find the major 3rd using the major scale or the "mi" note. In this case its the E note.
Great lesson. Easy to follow. Learned something new. Learned something that makes a Major difference to my playing. Now to practice in other keys
Many thank. I really like your lessons: very intelligent, and well presented.
And I really like your playing.
Great stuff, Thank you for your Time and presentation !!
I love to use The Pentatonic Minor, Dorian Mixolydian and the Blues Scale like it's all one Scale ⚖ 🎶 🎸 I like to target notes that create Chord extentions and then use Chromatic Runs to Connect the phrases ... That clearly represents how the Difference Between the Modes Can be Heard more easily than it Can be learned by Just Using a different Root note to start on in any Major Scale ⚖
Very helpful to me. Thank you.
1 minute with you, is equivalent to 1 week of trial and error. These are the pro's bag of tricks accomplished guitarists are very reluctant to share. If you're new to the sport, stick to this channel. Throw likes, views, and money his way. He will save you years of anguish and frustration! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🎸
I agree so glad get right to the lesson without endless talk. Its hard to acess the little bag of tricks. Thanks we be watching
This is awesome. Thank you so much!
Very good lesson! Thanks.
Enjoyed it very much. Million thanks bro.
Very well presented!
Beautiful! Thanks
Terrific lesson Thank you XXX
Excellent lesson! Thanks!!!!😊
Fantastic, as usual. Genius is in the details!
Great lesson! I never knew what this was called, but always knew it sounded cool. Thanks for the excellent explanation!
Sweet magic
Good stuff. 🍻
You give good ideas .. well explained with a great attitude
Thanks for this new lesson.
Great blues! 🎶🎶🎶
fantastique , merveilleux
Yes this is very good 👍
Thank you, Rob. Another excellent lesson, ove your teaching
Great bit of theory. We suffer from a lot of ignorence when it comes to understanding music theory. It's like reading music . None of us can . We can get away with not reading if we know our theory. We cannot ignore it. It's a must to make good music.
Excelente 👊
Damn, I've been hitting those notes all along, I just got my counting wrong ;)
Why on Earth would anyone put a thumbs down on this?
Man these lessons sure make me pick up my guitar keep it going man 🔥
Such a fantastic lesson! Thank you Rob. So much there to practise. I know I keep asking...can you please teach B movie Boxcar Blues? Steve Cropper version???
Te felicito enseñås calidad es fácil entenderte. Saludos desde Guatemala
Great lesson, buddy! However, can you make a video dedicated to proper vibrato technique? I've been trying to get it but so far without much progress. It'll be really helpful if you can post a video tutorial. Thanks!
Your lessons make me perfect guitarist
Good lesson
Thanks so much for your wonderful lecture 🥰🙏👍👍👍
Very good.
Zabardast cheers from Toronto.....excellent info. mate!
Tx bro, amazing. I can try 🇮🇩👍
Now I know where jimmy Page s got the idea of the opening riff of the live version of "Since I've been loving you"
Simple and effective!
Bless you bro
swiftlessons
I thought of this always as the climbing tone or the one above the bend.
Absolutely, if you have been bending the minor 3rd, you've been using the major 3rd all along. Thanks for sharing!
pls The Godfather i need to learn it and i cant without you :c
Great seasoning flavors are just a 3rd away :) . Udaman !
Hi bro, do you think you could do a tutorial of a song called "qualcosa qualcuno" of Umberto Tozzi ? Please.
Thank you very much by all your hard work by creating this great tutorials.
Lesson for 500 MILES plz
Can you use this along with the blues note in the same scale?
Absolutely! I just used the pentatonic scale for the sake of simplicity. But the same ideas apply to the blues scale for sure. 👍
@@swiftlessons cheers mate.. Great lesson as always..
Great 👌
SWI, I LOOKED FOR THE LINK FOR THE TUNER AND DIDN'T TAKE ME TO IT. WHERE CAN I GET IT WITH THE DISCOUNT?
what is the brand and reference of the guitar please
seems to have worked for anyone else but i didn’t learn anything from this, i didn’t know what he was talking about from the off,, maybe i missed a lesson from before?
Are what they call the "blue note"?
No, the major 3rd is not the same as the blue note. The blue note is the b5 (flat 5th), which is located one half step up from the minor 4th interval
Robert Edward Grant says to tune music to 432.126 or rather 1.26 added to 432. Im not sure i 100% understand but he has a video that describes it. I wanted to ask a musical genius. Hes just a math genius. Lol
Instead of memorizing the shapes I’d recommend to learn the intervalic functions.
That’s a good point, but I would add that it’s good to learn both, while also visualizing the chord shapes/arpeggios in their different positions. Of course, none of this will guarantee a descent solo or composition... these concepts are secondary to developing your ear and instincts by consuming tons of good music and experimentation.
Way too complicated
Great lesson. Thank you.