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Learn Spanish Guitar Improvisation (Beginner approved)
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- āđāļāļĒāđāļāļĢāđāđāļĄāļ·āđāļ 17 āļŠ.āļ. 2024
- Learn Spanish guitar improvisation. First, learn a cool scale and a couple of new licks! Then, have fun improvising. I'll give you easy-to-follow examples and a backing track to practice with.
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Cool trick to remember E Phrygian is just look at it as A minor. If you know A minor, you already know E Phrygian
Wonderful presentationTomas --you instil confidence -u r a great teacher !!---Now I am not frightened of Spanish guitar anymore --thankyou !
I've had to work waay much on my pianoforte lately.....
But then i came across your refreshing guitar lessons ! - and now i am never going to want to put down everyone's guitar :)
Great to hear!
Awesome finally found out how to get in to this style thank you
Glad I could help!
This a great backing track to play an A aeolian (minor) scale across too. Thxz brother ðĨ°
Thank you for sharing this lesson. I have learned a great deal from this.
Great to hear!
Love it! "two thumbs up - if I could". I think at 5:27 when you said "two frets up from the 8th fret the 11th fret" you meant to say the "10th fret". Look forward to viewing more of your videos.
what a great lesson.
Amazing..thanks for adding the backing tracks! Great channel.
Thanks Phil!ð
Fun stuff, very enjoyable, love the laid-back teaching style
Thanks, Steven. Do you have any suggestions for my next video?ð
@@TomasMichaud How about integrating hammer-ons for Spanish guitar?
I like your style of teaching ð
This was awesome
Fantastis lesson thanks
. thanks Tomas! Just to let you know I'm practicing all these on my steel string acoustic (if that's ok with you?!) .. Thanks for the backing track - really appreciate all you do :)
yeah, now I think I've got it.... just follow the alphabet, moving up the neck, for a change in pitch on the same chord; and barring for same shapes as you move up.
Thank you very clear
Amazing ððŽð§âĪïļ
Love âĪïļ this your awesome
Thank you!
An E chord on fret 2: B&E, fret 1:G#.... is moved up to 7th fret(same shape). what is it called on that 7th fret, and why? I thought the root note was the thickest string. I'm confused.
The root note isn't always the thickest string
Very nice lesson Tomas! Thank you, would you please tell the name of the backing track to practice your cool lessonðļð
Hi David. Here you are - Romantic Spanish Guitar Improv Backing Track: th-cam.com/video/REgVz653eTY/w-d-xo.html
thanks. it is better if we can see interval numbers of scales on the guitar rather than other numbers such as fret or finger number.
thank you for your feedback!
Cant find the E. FRYGIAN scale I downloaded from your lesson ---something went Wong?
Er --- sorry Tomas --downloaded your chords --nothing received ? Yet your message says I was successful ? Cannot find these chords anywhere --where do I look ?
....this is great
Cool!
Tomas, where can I see a video, that explains how the same shapes up and down the neck, become a different name. I am one year into learning, and need to know, because it should help my creating AND, following melodies! Thanks!
I'm not 100% sure I understand Robert. Could you explain more?
I think you are referring to the CAGED system