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Chordal Picking Al di Meola and Mahavishnu guitar lesson PLEASE WATCH VIDEO FOR IN DEPTH LESSON AND ANALYSIS -“HOW TO” -FOR EXAMPLES:
Chordal Picking Pattern 1
“Meeting of the Spirits” Mahavishnu/John Mclaughlin Guitar Picking Pattern:
“Meeting of the Spirits” Mahavishnu Orchestra/JohnMclaughlin Tab/Notation
Al di Meola’s Picking Techniques: Chordal Arpeggio Picking Guitar Patterns: HOW TO:
Pattern 1: “Down Down Up”
Al di Meola Arpeggio chordal picking guitar pattern Variation 1: String Skip on “Down Down Up”
Al di Meola Arpeggio chordal string skiping picking guitar pattern Variation 2: String Skip on “Down Down Up”
Al di Meola Arpeggio chordal string skipping picking guitar pattern 3/4 Chordal Picking Arpeggio guitar pattern: Al di Meola
Al di Meola 3/4 Arpeggio chordal picking guitar pattern technique lesson 4/4: Chordal Picking Guitar Pattern
Al di Meola 4/4 Arpeggio chordal picking guitar pattern technique lesson 5/4 Chordal Picking Guitar Pattern
Al di Meola 5/4 Arpeggio chordal picking guitar pattern technique lesson 11/4 11/8 Extensions
Al di Meola 11/4 Arpeggio chordal picking guitar pattern technique lesson
Al di Meola 11/8 Arpeggio chordal picking guitar pattern technique lesson 14/4 Chordal Picking Guitar Extensions
Al di Meola Picking Techniques 14/4 Guitar Arpeggio picking Techniques
Al di Meola Picking Techniques 14/4 Guitar Arpeggio picking Techniques The “UPSTROKE” Examples: Al di Meola Chordal Picking Lesson:
Notice the the upstrokes before the “Downstroke”
‘Up stroke” Al di Meola Chordal Picking Arpeggio Guitar Technique Patterns
“Up stroke” Al di Meola Chordal Picking Arpeggio Guitar Technique Patterns IF THIS LESSON WAS OF USE TO YOU THEN PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO US BELOW ON YOUTUBE, THANKS!
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Clifford Martin is a trained classical musician and composer. His 1st study being piano and composition and a deep study in the application of modern music theory. He also studied jazz piano and jazz drums privately.
This website is a catalogue of ideas and musical concepts for improvisation and composition.
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