How Does Pat Metheny Use Parallel Harmony in the song See The World? | Ep.08

[@montgomery773]

You play so amazing. Nice to see how you put your Heart in. Wow 💕💕💕💕

[@Calapet]

In this ocean of videos that is youtube, yours are like incredible pearls. And even though, I'm still too green to grasp the majesty and wisdom of your words, I know that once I catch up, these will become a treasure. Keep it up, Maestro!! ^^

[@GabrielSantiago]

So Glad you're enjoying it!! Best GS

[@ThomasVogtFreiburg]

Great video Gabriel!! Your playing is top notch and your enthusiasm is contagious and very personable….subscribed!

[@danielemartinelli5359]

I've been studying the first part of your version of Better days ahead and it's been mind blowing and very challenging but this is a pearl for Metheny lovers and the way you work on those masterpieces is wow! By the way the 7 strings classic is fantastic

[@sabinomatrone7619]

Very good Gabriel, an interesting lesson and very technical on his part. This, in my opinion, is one of Pat Metheny's songs with rhythmetic and difficult chords and you were able to interpret it very well. Fantastic as always! SM, from Italy

[@paulomendes928]

Como não sei tocar guitarra, não tinha noção que esta peça era tão difícil de tocar! Ouço esta música há muitos anos e não fazia ideia da dificuldade associada. À partida, eu diria que há outras composições de Metheny muito mais difíceis do que esta! Muito curioso! Excelente vídeo, Gabriel! 👏👏👏

[@hevaldosouza4979]

Fantastic!🎹🎼❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@GabrielSantiago]

Obrigado Hevaldo! Abração GS

[@salimbaghli8040]

Excellent, beautiful, thank you for a great performance Any chance you can teach us the chords changes and how to approach the improvisation ? Thank you 🙏

[@manuelmendizabal5942]

Two beautiful solos bro!!! I like the first one more cos I’m getting old and prefer slow tempos There’ aren’t many musicians willing to take that risk alive in camera I called this honesty

[@GabrielSantiago]

hahah thanks bro! Yeah, you gotta do it slow in order to do it fast.. Glad you're digging it. Best GS

[@manuelmendizabal5942]

Gabriel it’s ok if I write in Spanish? Or you prefer in inflight?

[@manuelmendizabal5942]

Inglish

[@clarolima]

Grande aula Gabriel! Assim como todos os outros vídeos da série. Muito obrigado por compartilhar teu conhecimento.

[@GabrielSantiago]

Super Obrigado Claro!!! Abração, GS

[@konichiz]

Man what a blessing to find your channel, espero que você tenha muito sucesso nessa plataforma também, que seja só uma fração do seu talento já vai ser muito mano hahaha um abraço

[@GabrielSantiago]

Obrigado Caio!!! Feliz que vc tá por aqui. Abração GS

[@Mizraim1]

@@GabrielSantiago this Is a very inspiring work. Thank you for sharing this to the world! Keep up the outstanding job Man... Cheers! Mizraim

[@jezzatakla]

I could play this standing on my head. The trouble is I can only do it standing on my head, and I can't stand on my head. Gabriel, you are a genius and I think Pat would be very proud of your interpretation. Thanks so much....now back to trying to stand on my head.

[@georgethompson1535]

Do you have a video on how do play all of these piano like vocings you play in this video

[@GabrielSantiago]

hi George! There's an episode where I talk all about these voicings which I call "Adjacent Fifths". Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ2peIGDrZ6YgsU Enjoy! Best GS

[@sergedesrochers]

Mister Gabriel, your playing is so inspiring ! Serge

[@GabrielSantiago]

thank you so much Serge!

[@willychi9315]

Great great job! Thank you so much for this!

[@GabrielSantiago]

thank you Willy! best GS

[@philippehaddad3128]

Gabriel, one small thing... I think it would be a little bit better if you could put the microphone on the other side because sometimes I can't see your left hand. Also, thank you for an incredible class today! You rock. I RECOMMEND GABRIEL AS A PRIVATE TEACHER TO ANYONE. HE'S AWESOME.

[@davidfleuchaus]

Philippe Haddad Thanks for the recommendation. If I ever get back up to speed on guitar I will contact him. (I had three kids late in life. They are 4.4 yo, 4.4 yo and 2.5 years old. I’m finally getting some breathing room.)

[@GabrielSantiago]

Thanks bro!! Had fun in the lesson too. Looking forward to the next one. I finally solved that in the following videos! :-) Thanks for Watching. Best GS

[@GabrielSantiago]

@@davidfleuchaus Glad you're following along anyways! best, GS

[@ilguerrinmeschino]

Hey Gabriel, love your channel. Any chance you could share the tabs for this wonderful track. Thanks dude and God bless you.

[@GabrielSantiago]

Thanks a lot brother! I haven’t done tabs on this yet. Would you want tabs for the solo? Because the lead sheet is available on Metheny’s songbook. Cheers, GS

[@davidfleuchaus]

17:27 solo @ slower speed. 20:32 @ tempo. Hearing both I thought that the slower tempo was a more musical tempo. It’s not you. Faster is more awe-inspiring but slower tells more of a story. Slower has more beauty. No! I have not practiced over this tune! But I will give it a try. These days I’m practicing soloing on Sirabhorn. (HOW did he write THAT tune at such a young age??)

[@GabrielSantiago]

thanks for marking the times David! The slower tempo definitely gives it time to develop and really make those changes shine. Thanks a lot for watching! best GS

[@rustydavis5350]

Love this tune! Thanks for the breakdown -

[@CLONfb]

500 % GENIAL. Un maestro.

[@GabrielSantiago]

Gracias!!! 🙏🏼🎸👊🏻

[@nlandau2555]

is the backing track available?

[@GabrielSantiago]

it will be soon on my website! Stay tuned, best GS

[@wtumadremtupadre]

I've preferred to approach this tune like a singer instead of a more instrumental approach. I made a guide line w. important notes of the changes and put on a backing track and listen it over and over again, till I'be memorized and make it musical, and then I start to count octaves and when the chord changes (3 + 3 +4 etc...). Then I took guitar.

[@joseluiscahisfuentes6418]

Que grande eres.., Me faltarán días para estudiar tanto!!! Jajajaaaa

[@GabrielSantiago]

🙏🏼

[@kmc7239]

ese análisis me confirma que no es jazz. Es una improvisación con elementos celtas, jazz, clasicos y blues con otro lenguaje y más compleja rítmicamente. gracias gracias