Ethiopian Scales Lesson- Part 1
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Part 1 of a three part educational series on Ethiopian scales. In the three years I lived there, I really fell in love with the music of Ethiopia. This is my way of sharing some of it to those who might be unfamiliar with music from there. Part 1 will focus on learning the notes of some of the most commonly used Ethiopian scales.
Part 2 will be all about phrasing and ornaments, and Part 3 will focus on how to apply the scales in a jazz context with chord/scale relationships.
The track you hear throughout in the background is "Anchim Ende Lela" by a group called The Addis Acoustic Project.
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Really beautiful and calming. Very well presented too. Thank you!👍🏽👍🏽
omg! I've been trying to learn about the ethiopian scale for such a long time but never found tutorials in english! I can perfectly transfer this to the piano :DDD
Konjo newu gobez
Thank you!
Thank you 🙏🏽 I wish there is more people like you . I have been practicing bass guitar but I can’t find any Ethiopian music note or scales I watch also Henok practice room on you tube keep up the good work.
👏Thank you my friend!
Amazing, thank you!!
very very beautiful scales !!!!
Very interesting, thank you
Quality video!! And rare content I should say...Appreciated,..hope u make others 2
Thx man, i really dig those scales that get more color as one avoid playing notes from a 7 note scales...
May i ask what's the brand and the model of this fretless bass you use here? Really love its sound too! Keep on!
Thank you! It's a Rob Allen Deep 5 bass strung with a high C string
bati major, tezeta minor and the anchihoye!!! 🔥🔥
man one word just keep going, i am learing
There is a part 2 I hope you can find that helpful!
hey man keep doing these please! always loved mulatu astatke but could never quite pin the right notes in my play alongs! thanks for the great video man!
Working on the next two videos in this series as we speak! Stay tuned, thanks for your interest!
Fascinating! I was looking for an Ethiopian pentatonic scale tutorial and voila there you were. What kind of bass are you playing Jeff?
Thanks for the kind words. This is a Rob Allen Deep 5 bass
wow, does that bass exhist in fretless?
Hi Thank you so much I need more listen please can you send to me beginner electric guitar pentatonic scale
Tezeta minor scale is the Japanese Hirajoshi scale :) and Ambassel scale is the 5th mode of Tezeta Minor right? Over which chord do you play the Ambassel scale? Major or Minor? There's no 3rd. Works great over a sus4. And the harmony behind your improvisation? Thanks!!
Yes, Ambassel and Tezeta minor contain the same notes, but are each centered around a different pitch. Sus definitely works as you said. You can create a progression that pivots between that sus sound and a Major 7 #11 a halfstep higher and that could work nicely for Ambassel. Something like E-11 to FMaj7#11 and playing E Ambassel over the whole thing might be nice to try out.
u lucky mf! and thanks heaps
Greetings! to you Artist Jeff. I am an Ethiopian and excited to get your video about Ethiopian music nature. I think you have removed the PDF from underneath your Channel! Please let me get it. I do live in New York and want to be a professional singer! My name is Hana. Thank you!
Did you subscribe to the mailing list on my website? If so, can you let me know what day that was. It's automated the PDF that goes out and it may have been on another lesson topic. I'll gladly send to you!
@@JeffDinglerBass oh, not yet. I just found your video on TH-cam and subscribed. Okay, I will search for your website. Thank you for your response.
Please, let me get your website. I just watched you on TH-cam video.
Song from 0:00 to 0:25 ? Cool video
Thank you! Not anything in particular it's just a little background track and imrpovisation I made to demonstrate the Anchihoye scale! Glad you like it!
what instrument is that? is it a bass?
Yup! Fretless, with a high C string!