Learn Allan Holdsworth Guitar Solos *FREE. BOOK- . In this one- of- a- kind DVD, Allan performs seven. Steve Hunt, bassist. Skuli Sverrisson, and drummer Chad Wackerman. Allan teaches and explains his. DVD and. offers insightful suggestions as to how to go about creating your own unique. See incredible. close- up shots of Allan’s amazing technique here and enjoy the unique.
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Includes five fully transcribed songs as well as examples of scales for. Covers. major, minor, altered, dominant and diminished scale notes in chord form, with. Chord diagrams................................... Price - $2. 4. 9. Allan. Holdsworth Plays !
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Price - $3. 4. 9. The Allan Holdsworth Trio Plays . His dad was a pianist and it was he who initially introduced his son to. Allan's very first instruments were the saxophone and the clarinet. He. didn't start playing the guitar till the age of 1. He was also very intrigued by electronic devices from an early age.
Holdsworth played with. Leeds area and then transferred to London in the late. He received global recognition in. Ian Carr's group. He got even more fame when he. John Hiseman's band . He left this group in November 1.
He also worked with different bands led by drummer Bill Bruford. In. 1. 97. 8 he formed his own group .
He then transferred to Los Angeles and continued new lineups with . He has likewise tape recorded jazz standards on. Ever since that time.
His musical explorations. Allan continues to produce a regular output of impressive. Jazz Guitar Chords & Arpeggio Patterns - Stacy Mc. Kee. - This unique book includes 3.
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This was one of two tunes which were not transcribed in the book “Just for the Curious” that accompanied the REH video. I painstakingly went through and transcribed all the guitar parts ( the comping and the solo ) in meticulous detail, slowing down the video to get all the fingerings as accurate as possible. Not only that, I got with Chad Wackerman ( the drummer in the video ) and Steve Hunt (the keyboard player ) to make sure I had the time signatures and harmony correct! I transcribed the score in Power Tab but also have it in Guitar Pro 6 as well as PDF versions. Here is a video of the tune Funnels. I worked so hard on transcribing this that I injured my index finger on my right hand with all the mouse clicking.
Here is what a student of mine had to say about the transcription: “an outstanding achievement! For lesson bookings just refer to the top of this page. Thanks for your support! Click here for a sample of the transcription. For the complete transcription, please email me at derrylgabel@gmail. Playing along with a live performance of Allan Holdsworth’s “Pud Wud” which he performed at the ’9. NAMM Show. Triadic Sus, Minor, and Add 4 Chords Taken from the Mastering Chords and Harmony DVDTHE SUSPENDED TRIADExamples 1.
Sus. 2 and Sus. 4. To create a sus 2 lower the 3rd to the 2nd. C sus. 2 = CDG = 1. To create a sus 4 raise the 3rd of the chord to the fourth degree.
C sus. 4 = CFG = 1. LYDIAN TRIADSExamples 2. Lydian Triads. Raising the 4th to the #4 or b. F# or Gb) will give a lydian sound. This chord would come from the C lydian scale. C D E F# G A B C.
Now try taking a C major triad, C,E,G and lowering the G a half step to Gb. This to will give a lydian sound as well. THE MINOR TRIADTo convert the major triad into the minor triad lower the third a half step. C – E – G this is the major triad 1 – 3 – 5. C – Eb – G this is the minor triad. Examples 3. 0 – 3. Cm triads in all the inversions.
ADD 4. Examples 3. C minor add. 4 chords. To create these chords from minor just lower the 5th to the 4th. Examples 3. 6 – 3. C major add. 4 chords. To create the chords from the major form just lower the 5th to the 4th.
Using add. 4 chords gives a more modern sound like the sus. Click here for the PDFBuy Now!“Zigzag Rolling Shifts” taken from the Fretboard Intensive Training DVDZig Zag Rolling Shifts. This is an excerpt from my Fretboard Intensive Training DVD.
Examples 1 and 2 are exercises designed to help you see both scale patterns side by side using a series of shifts creating a zigzag motion. These patterns are based on the C major scale. Rules for Descending. Not counting the pickup roll, after a roll go to the next string. After a 3 note descending phrase, shift down or up depending on last shift. Rules for Ascending.
After a roll, shift down or up depending on last shift. After a 3 note ascending phrase, go to the next string. Click here for the PDFBuy Now!
Skype Interview on the 3. Concept. Here’s an interview I did via skype with long time friend Claude Johnson of Guitar. Control. com He was asking me about the “3. By playing 3 notes on the low E, one on the A, 3 on the D, etc. By playing 3 notes on the low E, one on the A, 3 on the D, etc.
You can take this as far as you want. Example 3 is a long lick based on this idea. Click here for the PDFBuy Now!“Tetratonics” taken from Supersonic Sweeping Part 2 DVDTetratonics. This idea is taken from an A minor pentatonic although I am not using the full pentatonic scale each time. I suppose this could be called a tetratonic scale since I’m only using four notes of the pentatonic. I’m fingering this using the “1- 3.
By using this fingering we will gain speed, articulation, and range. Notice the economy picking used. Example 1 is built from the root form of the A minor pentatonic. Example 2 is built from the 1st inversion.
Example 3 is built from the 2nd inversion. Example 4 is built from the 3rd inversion. Example 5 is built from the 4th inversion. Click here for the PDFBuy Now!“Sequenced Sus Arpeggios” taken from Supersonic Sweeping Part 2 Blu- ray Edition.
Sequenced Sus Arpeggios. Examples 1 – 5 are descending sextuplet sequences based on the pentatonic scale using a combination of pull- offs and sweeping.
This gives us a sus arpeggio sound. Measure 1 is based on the root form of B minor pentatonic.
Measure 2 is from the first inversion. Measure 3 is from the second inversion.
Measure 4 is from the third inversion. Measure 5 is from the fourth inversion. Click here for the PDFBuy Now!“Melodic Minor Modes” taken from Supersonic Sweeping Part 2 DVDMelodic Minor Modes.
Examples 1- 8 are the modal scales from the key of D melodic minor. Be careful not to rush the consecutive downstrokes. It’s best to practice with a metronome or backing tracks so as to make sure of your timing and eveness. Always start at a slow tempo and once mastered gradually increase. Pay close attention to the patterns formed in each position. These patterns will always stay the same and be in the same order.
In this particular example we are starting with the lowest possible note excluding open strings. This happens to be “F” which is the third degree of the D melodic minor scale. Ex. 1 When playing the melodic minor scale starting on the third degree the modal name is Lydian Augmented. Check out the rest of the examples on the DVD. Click here for the PDFBuy Now!“Heptatonics” taken from the Cool Legato Phrases DVDHeptatonics.
This melodic concept came from the Pentatonic ideas using the 3. I thought it would be cool to be able to do the same things with triads. Click here for the mp.
This tune starts off with a D Lydian progression in the key of A major. Notice the bass guitar. Instead of playing D Lydian I chose to start off my solo with G# minorpentatonic. I was going after a bluesy sound reminiscent of Scott Henderson. One of my favorite solosfrom Scott is from the Tribal Tech album entitled . Have alisten http: //www. RBWyyy. LDRZ4. His solo starts at 1: 5.
From there I get a diminished sound by taking a whole step phrase and playing itdescending in tritone intervals. In measure four I use the Giant Steps cycle to create tension and segueinto the next progression which is bizarre. Basically you have Csus. Bbsus. 2 over a pivoting bass thatmoves from C# to B and back again. I chose to play diminished lines over this starting on the last beat ofmeasure five through seven. I show these type of lines in the . I was going for a Holdsworth type of vibe.
In the last 2 beats of measure seven I quote from. I cover this in more detail in my Fretboard Intensive Training DVD. Click the Buy Now button below for more info.