Pentatonic- Alternate Picking IDEA [ John Mclaughlin Style]
PLEASE WATCH VIDEO ABOVE FOR IN DEPTH ANALYSIS:
Hi Guys!
Just a simple idea of building longer pentatonic lines with more of a modal flavour by employing alternate picking guitar technique [John Mclaughlin Style].
These are built from a very simple fingering in order to give a “Solid” foundation to fall back on.
Here is the simple finger and scale:
Pentatonic- Alternate Picking IDEA [ John Mclaughlin Style]
Ascending:
Pentatonic- Alternate Picking IDEA [ John Mclaughlin Style]
Here is a change of position and the one change with the 2nd finger.
Pentatonic- Alternate Picking IDEA [ John Mclaughlin Style]Pentatonic- Alternate Picking IDEA [ John Mclaughlin Style]
For this blog it is essential to watch the video for a full in depth analysis and explanation as there is a lot of material to get through in this concept.
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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.
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