10 Pat Metheny Concepts
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Breaking down 10 of Pat Metheny's notable licks/riffs! Using my transcription of his solo on Solar as lesson material.
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One of the best instructional videos I have ever seen. Lot of material presented at a good clip. Excellent analysis. I spent an hour on this video and will need to watch it many more times to absorb it all. Thanks for the great lesson.
This is very helpful. In Jazz it’s key to know where the sentence (phrase starts and ends). This video is helpful in seeing where when how he is linking phrases.
Super impressive and very helpful! Thank you so much! Subbed and hoping to see more from you even if they are shorter videos as I imagine this took a lot of time for you to do. Regardless, this is incredibly appreciated and admired!
Methenys lines sound completely alien slowed down. Super impressive analysis. I wish I could wrap my head around advanced jazz harmony. I just be content being blown away. Nice job, makes me appreciate Pat even more.
Why alien? it’s normal outside playing
Amanda, the "outside or advanced" notes don't matter, you don't need to know or even think about what they are or where they come from. The only thing that matters is the target note. In the case of the very first example the line starts on a D on the downbeat of the first beat then it moves to the target note C on the downbeat of beat 3 of the measure. You get to a target note chromatically, via diatonic or nondiatonic steps or by encircling it. The notes you use to get to a target don't matter, as long as you get to that good strong target (at a good time)! The best musicians in the world SIMPLIFY more than most everyone else would imagine.
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I don’t think Pat Oversimplifies music by any means. I can guarantee he’s not just thinking about target notes. I don’t really think he believes in “effortless mastery “, He leaves music and the guitar are hard work. The reason why he can play whatever he wants it because he’s put in so many hours that he is incapable of producing notes without great rhythm feel dynamics and ideas.
My Dog! This man is the PROFESSOR for REAL!
Your classes are on a different level. Excellent work, super inspiring!
Please make more of these "concepts" videos! Really helpful to see different concepts I can apply to playing. Seeing different tools in this manner is wonderfull.
John McLaughlin is coming up next. Stay tuned
Cole,Great insite into some of Pats style,Im totally impressed with this lesson,any possibility of you doing some of his chordal tunes( maybe delve into a couple of them)?
Yes! Looking to get back in to all this - kind of took a break.
Wonderful lesson
Amazing lesson.
Man these first ones sound straight out of those early megadeth songs, guess they were all listening to Pat lol!
Thanks for sharing these are some great building block motifs.
What a find! This is such a great lesson! I have subscribed and am really looking forward the extended version of this. Wheee does this specific Solar solo come from and is there a YT vid of this performance? Thanks!
Here's the solo video: th-cam.com/video/Z1YPWAz__zo/w-d-xo.html
It's from the "Question and Answer" album, 1st track. I'll post the extended version soon. Going to begin providing material and an email list thru my website so everyone can have easy access to content.
Very interesting. Looking forward for the full video release. Thanks man! You know your stuff!
Great job! Love the way you break it down into concepts.
Fantastic instructional video!! Well done.
Unbelievable video. Subscribed - looking forward for the extended version!
I’ll release that soon. It’s finished, but I’m releasing a John McLaughlin transcription first.
absolutely master class! the best i ever seen on youtube
Thanks. There are more on the way.
cool lesson , thanks ¡¡¡¡¡
Good stuff!!!!!
One more observation of interest to me is Pats third finger lines up with his visable thumb above the neck quite often. I think he developed that to practice for extended periods of time early on to hold arm weight. Its a foreign position to my hand..
Superb breakdown of the lines and concepts.
Is that an optical illusion or is that an unusually wide fretboard?
Are you using the hammer on from nowhere and some raking on the broken shell chord and other?
great stuff! some of the motifs go back to bird and bebop.
Brilliant.
Great video!
Aren't those phrases and not concepts
Phrases used to illustrate concepts I suppose. Is there something different you’d like to see for future videos? Let me know
Nice presentation of these motifs - thanks!
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Looks like note enclosures.
Great stuff, Cole! Thanks for sharing, I'm definitely sending some of my students to your channel!
That’s great to hear! Glad I can be a resource for you, more to come.
Awesome video! Subscribed.
Thanks
LOVELY CONTENT ! SUBSCRIBED !
DIDNT U PUBLISH JOHN MCLAUGHLIN"S LESSON ?
I’m working on that now! Life took over for a bit…
Awesome man!! Thank you so much for sharing content like this
Of course, Alexis! I’m doing John McLaughlin’s solo on Afro Blue next
Great stuff! Subscribed.
Thank you.
Domination.......still waiting on the Johnny Mac
It’s taken a few months longer than expected...
thankyou man for sharing this lesson
More coming!
I love this lesson. Actual applicable tools with demonstrations from one the best jazz guitarists. Thanks a million!
No problem. More coming!
I love the SG sound for Pat style jazz tone... I got my Custom 61RI.
SGs are criminally underrated in terms of clean sound. They have a very unique percussive nature. The notes really pop, and that light body is an absolute delight. The action and setup are fire 🔥 👌
No...
They're not just for AC/DC...
What valuable content….big huge thanks for doing this….
Thank You Cole:)
You are very welcome
Tremendous lesson; thank you!!
Thanks, James. John McLaughlin’s solo on Afro Blue is coming up next.
This brought me to information overload its very fast and a lot of info. your example playing is inspiring.
I am always impressed with guitar players who can hear and play in this vein and you guys are young on top of it, I force-feed myself daily with everything and anything and I still feel I am not comprehending all of it.. I listen to Jazz and Pat a lot when not playing like on my walks. What advice can you give to the struggling musician who is trying to comprehend the art of Jazz guitar.. Man, I have been playing for a long long time.. Nice work man!
this is excellent too...
Thanks. More on the way
3 .00 Solar (Question and Answer) 3 50 6.50 8. 52 9. 27 12.44 13. 46 14. 22(F sharp alter.) 15.50
Very nicely analyzed, demonstrated and taught 👍🏻
Awesome thanks tons of good stuff
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Thank You
You are very welcome, Vincent
great examples, and boy, do you speak fast!
Honestly, your playing sounds a lot better to me
Excellent lesson- excellent indeed!
Excellent lesson! Thanks!
Very good job!!!
Awesome!