Importance of Backing Track
Ready to level up? Bobby Koelble breaks down Importance of Backing Track in this fourth chapter of Rhythm, Motifs and Early Phrasing in the Guitar Improvisation course. This chapter helps you develop essential skills, making Importance of Backing Track a natural part of your Guitar playing. Keep progressing through the Guitar Improvisation course, and don't forget to apply these skills in your practice sessions for a smoother learning journey!
Rhythm, Motifs and Early Phrasing
Rhythmic Ideas and Motifs
Phrasing with Rhythmic Subdivision
Adding Octave to Major Scale
Importance of Backing Track
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Basics of Improvisation
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Minor Scale Essentials
Topic 1Basics of Improvisation
Topic 2Rhythm, Motifs and Early Phrasing
Topic 3Minor Scale Essentials
Topic 4Pentatonic Improvisation
Topic 5Major Scale Positions and Improv Tools
Topic 6Triads, Thirds and Extensions
Topic 7Improvisation over Chord Progressions
Topic 8Diatonic Improvisation
Topic 9Improvisation Using Dorian Mode
Topic 10Improvisation Using Mixolydian Mode
Topic 11Improvisation Using Phrygian Mode
Topic 12Improvisation Using Lydian and Locrian Modes
Topic 13Improvisation Using Higher Intervals
Topic 14Harmonic Minor Scale and Use
Introduction and Basics of Harmonic Minor Scale
Harmonic Minor Scale in Positions
Three Notes per String
Playing Over 1 Chord
Playing Over V Chord
Using Triads and Thirds in Improvisation
Using Sevenths in Improvisation
Combining all Ideas
Conclusion
Topic 15Modes of Harmonic Minor
Topic 16Improvising Over Minor Progressions
Topic 17Improvising Over Major Progressions
Topic 18Improvisation-Chord Tone Embellishment
Ready to level up? Bobby Koelble breaks down Importance of Backing Track in this fourth chapter of Rhythm, Motifs and Early Phrasing in the Guitar Improvisation course. This chapter helps you develop essential skills, making Importance of Backing Track a natural part of your Guitar playing. Keep progressing through the Guitar Improvisation course, and don't forget to apply these skills in your practice sessions for a smoother learning journey!
Rhythm, Motifs and Early Phrasing
Rhythmic Ideas and Motifs
Phrasing with Rhythmic Subdivision
Adding Octave to Major Scale
Importance of Backing Track
Previous Topic
Basics of Improvisation
Next Topic
Minor Scale Essentials
Topic 1Basics of Improvisation
Topic 2Rhythm, Motifs and Early Phrasing
Topic 3Minor Scale Essentials
Topic 4Pentatonic Improvisation
Topic 5Major Scale Positions and Improv Tools
Topic 6Triads, Thirds and Extensions
Topic 7Improvisation over Chord Progressions
Topic 8Diatonic Improvisation
Topic 9Improvisation Using Dorian Mode
Topic 10Improvisation Using Mixolydian Mode
Topic 11Improvisation Using Phrygian Mode
Topic 12Improvisation Using Lydian and Locrian Modes
Topic 13Improvisation Using Higher Intervals
Topic 14Harmonic Minor Scale and Use
Introduction and Basics of Harmonic Minor Scale
Harmonic Minor Scale in Positions
Three Notes per String
Playing Over 1 Chord
Playing Over V Chord
Using Triads and Thirds in Improvisation
Using Sevenths in Improvisation
Combining all Ideas
Conclusion
Topic 15Modes of Harmonic Minor
Topic 16Improvising Over Minor Progressions
Topic 17Improvising Over Major Progressions
Topic 18Improvisation-Chord Tone Embellishment

