This kind of noodling is how some great licks, riffs and songs were conceived. Working and you’re musically connected with what you are playing. Play just the top portion of the scale after the Dm, or you might find yourself wanting to hang on certain notes depending on which chord is coming next. Just let it flow! You’ll notice after you do this a few times that you’ll start doing a little bit of improvisation with the scale. Don’t feel the need to play the scale fully each time andĭon’t be too concerned with rhythm.
Play a bar of Am, the scale, and then a bar of Dm and then the scale again. Play the chord and the scale back to back a few times and let the sound and their similarities permeate your ears and brain.Īdd a D minor chord into the mix now. Now, play through this A minor Pentatonic scale: Understanding and applying a concept can flip switches you didn’t even know were there and literally change your playing and approach in an instant.įollow along with me here. Yes, developing technique takes time, sweat and tons of effort, but You don’t need to learn or practice THAT much to make HUGE strides in your understanding of the instrument.
Me to learn ‘X’?” “How many weeks will I have to practice ‘Y’ before I can do ‘Z’?” Well, this weekend, I have answers for you.Īctually, I have one answer for you, and it is possible that it will change the way you look not only at blues playing or simple improvisation, but also your entire approach to how you learn. We can tend to ask questions like: “How long will it take Many times as new learners, we tend to focus on taking in large amounts of information. Learning the guitar from the ground up usually involves exposure to a handful of basic chords, barre chords, someĪccessible songs, and some scales. Going to do a major swing back to grabbing your axe digging in deep.
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In the previous edition of Weekend Warrior, we intentionally focused on how to make the most of your musical education and discipline while you are NOT playing.
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