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Shred Masterclass: Improvisational Madness Hello again, and welcome to the Shred Masterclass (More) Hello again, and welcome to the Shred Masterclass series, video lessons by Kristofer Dahl. There was kinda long delay from the last video lesson, however... we are back on track now and new video lessons should be posted on the site every 2 or 3 weeks as usually. So here we go - Shred Masterclass lesson number 4 is called "Improvisational Madness", and is the last "Curious Coincidence" lesson. Next we will have a Kirk Hammett style lesson. Stay tuned! Video Lesson: Hi there fellow rockers, Kris here. Today we are going to put everything we have learned so far into a context - we will deal with the thought process behind improvisation. The Curious Coincidence lessons so far have dealt with a great deal of different licks, tricks and techniques - now it's time to use this information. I want you to start out with the variations demonstrated in this video - as soon as you think you grasp the concept, take you own favorite licks/patterns and do the same with them. You will also notice that not all of the example provided are extremely fast - remember that [once again] music is about creating melodies, and speed licks should mainly be used as tension-builders. (Death metal guitarists may ignore this information.) If this is working for you, I want you to dedicate more and more of your practice routine to improvising and elaborating on improvisation patterns. Not only will this boost your improvisational skills, but being able to improvise around with thechniques of your repertoire is the best way of becoming a confident/relaxed guitarist. Also, make sure to apply the licks and patterns of the "Curious Coincidence" solo to different scales and keys. Improvisation requires practice like anything else - and some days you will feel improvisation isn't working for you. Force yourself and practice anyway - you want to get good don't you? Next lesson we will be for all you metallica fans: an "in the style of" Kirk Hammett lesson. For more videos and inspiration, have a look at my solo guitar method. So what are you waiting for -- practice, practice, practice -- and you will be on your way to improvising like a madman. See you soon, - Kristofer Curious Coincidence backing track: 100 bpm, 120 bpm Curious Coincidence full MP3 To download more of my videos, visit the sponsor site: Kristofersmethod.com! (Less)
Shred Masterclass: Solo Goodies Hello again, and welcome to the Shred Masterclass (More) Hello again, and welcome to the Shred Masterclass series, video lessons by Kristofer Dahl. As we promised before, here is another video lesson from Kris -- "Solo Goodies"! Oh and don't forget to visit Kris' website Kristofersmethod.com, where you can find more videos! Video Lesson: Hello, Kris here. Today's lesson covers the beginning of the "Curious Coincidence" solo, and is going to deal with a mixed pot of goodies such as arpeggio substitutions, tapping vibrato, single-string slide melodies. The natural minor scale (also called aeolian) only differs in one note from the harmonic minor scale. However, because a scale usually only consists of 5-8 notes played in different octaves all over the guitar - one single note can make a big difference. Bb Aeolian scale (red dots are root notes = Bb) Bb harmonic minor scale Because of the similarity of some phrases in the solo, I don't explain every note in this video - you will find the missing parts in the tab. The "arpeggio substitution" lick is played over a C# chord. The substiturion part consists of playing the notes of a Bb minor chord (Bb, Db, F = Bb minor arpeggio) over C#. The relative minor chord to C# is Bb minor, we can therefore speak about a "relative minor substitution". If you don't understand all this theory don't worry - you will still benefit a lot from practicing these licks. You should never try to swallow to much theory unless you are really motivated, it usually takes a while before you can use more advanced theoretical approaches in your playing. Good luck, - Kristofer Curious Coincidence backing track: 100 bpm, 120 bpm Curious Coincidence full MP3 To download more of my videos, visit the sponsor site: Kristofersmethod.com. As always, play it loud and fast mutha!! (Less)
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