Great! I loved your explanation! Just some technical advice, you should lower the guitar sound to mach with the voice volume, or use a lapela microphone to raise your voice.
Thanks Bill. Most players gravitate to jazz, but with my interest in flamenco, middle eastern and indian music, I tend to look eastward for inspiration.
in the war of Israel and Palestine, is the music still something that can unite the people? Is there really no exact difference between what is Jewish and what is Arabic down in that region?... then what are they fighting for when they could be singing and playing all together?!
I have been interested in the music of other cultures for most of my adult life and met many musicians of other races and religions. Music is ,indeed, a universal language and I believe that if everyone was a musician, there would be no wars.
Double harmonic Major would be the name of this scale, which is a major scale with a flattened 2nd and flattened 6th degree. Formula would be R - b2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - b6 - 7. You can also derive modes from this scale the same way you would the major scale.
I really like the sound of that scale Pete - will definitely work on it. Thanks.
Thanks for the info. I was playing around with E Phrygian today so I will give that a try tomorrow.
Have fun!
You can the roots of Flamenco in this
Great! I loved your explanation!
Just some technical advice, you should lower the guitar sound to mach with the voice volume, or use a lapela microphone to raise your voice.
Ok thanks!
Hi, Pete! Great lesson! Your playing sounds great! 🙂
Thanks Bill. Most players gravitate to jazz, but with my interest in flamenco, middle eastern and indian music, I tend to look eastward for inspiration.
@@duendedude2345 I love the sound of those styles also. You play in that style great, Pete!
What an awesome video thank you so much
Many thanks. Your interest is much appreciated.
good teacher
Thank you.
is your neck intentionally scalloped or just that way from playing? Wonderful explanation, friend. Thank you so much.
@@philmonhollen1396 The neck is not scalloped. Maybe just looks like that on the video. Thanks for watching. Much appreciated.
Hello, these note ranges do not concern Ashkenazi music, but only Sephardic music, these are two totally different musical cultures
in the war of Israel and Palestine, is the music still something that can unite the people? Is there really no exact difference between what is Jewish and what is Arabic down in that region?... then what are they fighting for when they could be singing and playing all together?!
I have been interested in the music of other cultures for most of my adult life and met many musicians of other races and religions. Music is ,indeed, a universal language and I believe that if everyone was a musician, there would be no wars.
@@duendedude2345 please teach this to people, make them musicians
no note diagrams
What is the exact name of this scale? Which is the root no of this scale?
This scale is not one of the modes so I don't have a specific name for it . The root note is E.
Double harmonic Major would be the name of this scale, which is a major scale with a flattened 2nd and flattened 6th degree. Formula would be R - b2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - b6 - 7. You can also derive modes from this scale the same way you would the major scale.
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