To replace the video, unlock the "Pasteboard background" layer, click on the video placeholder below, and select "Replace video".
To replace the video, unlock the "Pasteboard background" layer, click on the video placeholder below, and select "Replace video".
(Welling. Kent)
Guitar Scales Finder
07919 356980
Lesson Guide - Pink Floyd Style Backing Track
Any questions - just ask
Lesson Guides
Home Page
John’s notes; This Backing track starts in a gentle, melancholy mood. You can just play notes from the A minor/C Major scale but it may become bland and boring after a while. It is much better during your improvisation to now and again pick out notes from the actual chords as they pass by. The most important being the 3rd interval (or flat 3rd if over a minor chord). Keep restrained, don’t be tempted to play lots of meaningless notes, keep to playing nice melodic phrases telling a story - your story. Others will have their own story to tell listening to your notes. That’s the way it works with instrumental music. As a general note, if you are pleased with any phrases you play write them down. TAB as much as you need as you progress (literately write your composition - you are after all creating and composing a tune).
(Welling. Kent)
Guitar Scales Finder
07919 356980
Any questions - just ask
Lessons Guides
Lesson Guide - Pink Floyd Style Backing
Home Page
Backing Track
John’s notes; This Backing track starts in a gentle, melancholy mood. You can just play notes from the A minor/C Major scale but it may become bland and boring after a while. It is much better during your improvisation to now and again pick out notes from the actual chords as they pass by. The most important being the 3rd interval (or flat 3rd if over a minor chord). Keep restrained, don’t be tempted to play lots of meaningless notes, keep to playing nice melodic phrases telling a story - your story. Others will have their own story to tell listening to your notes. That’s the way it works with instrumental music. As a general note, if you are pleased with any phrases you play write them down. TAB as much as you need as you progress (literately write your composition - you are after all creating and composing a tune).