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This lesson explores modal interchange AKA modal mixture between Dorian and Minor. Specifically with the tonal center of E. The four chords we are working with are Em ā G ā A and C, and these do not fit conveniently into a single mode of major. Therefore switching between scales is a valid and helpful approach to writing melodies or leads over these chords.
We explore several different varieties of scale-blending, arpeggios, and voice leading to discover new ways to solo over a set of chords without just repeating the same licks over and over.
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Table of Contents:
00:00 Intro
00:45 Method #1: Pentatonic Minor Scale
02:11 Method #2: Using the Minor Scale While Borrowing from Dorian
04:10 Method #3: Pentatonic Minor + Natural Sixth
05:19 Method #4: Using the Dorian Scale While Borrowing From Minor
06:41 Method #5: Using Arpeggios
09:19 Method #6.1: Finding and Highlighting Harmonic Movement
10:45 Method #6.1: Using Harmonic Movement Inside Licks and Phrases
11:59 Wrap-Up
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Iām surprised Jake doesnāt teach at the most prestigious music universities... wait w minute, actually Iām not. Those universities donāt deserve him hahaha heās too good. And the fact that he makes it so quick and itās free Is incredible
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My first thought was "There is a house in New Orleans..." š
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Pentatonic minor is the guitarist answer to most life problems.
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E-Kinda-Dorian is my new favorite mode.
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This is the kind of stuff Iāve been looking for! People often say āyou donāt need theory, just play with feelā which I agree with. However.....knowing why and where ideas work is interesting and helps you reach that āfeelā faster. Thank you!
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1:33 you know a solo is gonna be fire when it starts like that
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This needs to be a series
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Pianist here. You are by far one of the best teachers I've found on the tube. Thank you for doing these.
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Boy, his lessons are always a treat! Whenever he uploads anything, I almost always apply it immediately to something I'm doing.
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Holy shit, this video is a wealth of knowledge for lead players.
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My G arpeggio suddenly shrunk up at 7:25, how embarassing
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This is brilliant. This video is brilliant, omg, I can't stress this enough...
I, as a hobby musician without formal prior education, found so many answers and new links between topics with this video. This material is gold, I've watched this a couple of times already, and even the way you shed light on these solutions is satisfying to watch and listen to.
Thank you so much for these videos, you explain topics in a wonderfully clear way! I dare to say that you are one of the best music teachers on Youtube, and definitely >the< best music theory teacher for guitarists.
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Just found this channel. Learned more watching this than 5 years of noodling on my own. Thank you.
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Jake always be talking like you know exactly what he's talking about
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Another one million dollars video lesson! Thanks Jake!
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Dude 4 real, you're providing the very best educational content for guitar i've seen so far. I love the way how you craft things from the very beginning in your videos and explain everything in such a general manner! Logical, general and well explaned, just perfect.
Infinite amounts of honor <3 great job! :)
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I used to think musical ability was some kind of magical gift š . Thank you sir for showing me some great stuff
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As somebody with no formal music theory education at all, I have to tip my hat at your ability to convey this knowledge in a way that is accessible and easy to understand.
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I just can't believe how I never thought of method #4. Such a simple thought, such a bright, kinda sour sound, softened up by that C chord.
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@velvetsteele
3 years ago
Jake, I have to say that your channel is really one of the most informative, organized, easy to use and well produced collection of guitar instruction videos anywhere, on YouTube or elsewhere.
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