Pat Martino Guitar Lesson: Chromatic Scale: Octavistics - The Nature of Guitar

[@mikemazariegos9731]

Par Martino has always been a living unending encyclopedia on the guitar. A whole life devoted to enlight others. God Bless You Mr. Martino.

[@calichav]

This man is a genius

[@chilirich]

@Adam Jewell ...Aye...

[@rishardlampese8947]

Less than 5 minutes to get a huge and important lesson. Pat's one of the few teachers that can do this!

[@MarvinSheats]

OMG. That adds brand new dimensions to your playing. Thank you Pat.

[@teleplucker6802]

MIND BLOWING! I've watched many instructional videos but this one destroys them all. I can't wait till I can play these at his speed. Thanks Pat!!!

[@voronOsphere]

That's an eye and ear opener! Otherworldly, too!!!! You're amazing, Pat! Thanks!

[@horstlippitsch]

The Legend!!! Awesome master Pat!!!

[@chrisbatson3402]

Pat Martino found the "nature of the guitar". Pat Martino plays the guitar as its own instrument not as a piano etc... Like western world university teach the guitar. Pat MartinoTruly a genius.

[@MrJazzharmonie1]

a real be bop master ..the John Coltrane of the guitar

[@SabastianDuke]

this guy is brilliant

[@traindiesel7005]

my favorite jazz guitarist of all time...

[@janbaynardmusic]

Extraordinary!

Awesome approach!!! Thank you very much!!! Amazing... The ultimate cromatic exercise.

[@PauloGutemberg123]

God bless you Mr. Martino!

[@Ingstream]

I want tab for this.

[@mademepickaname]

Wow. If there wasn’t video, I would’ve just assumed he’s playing an 88 fret guitar.

[@backis5377]

Awesome stuff, but when and how can I implement this in my playing and soloing??

[@samuelmuniz8199]

As always, just brilliant.

[@aaronbergAPB]

I have an couple albums from this guy. He's Unreal

[@64tetrahedronguitar81]

Pat is the man

[@contactkeithstack]

jesus that is genius. Gives so many good ideas.

[@4through6strings]

Blew my mind !

[@tomdecuca3627]

Pat was from outer space. A genius with geometry and music.

[@georgefernandez3541]

You make guitar fun!

[@toio8313]

Excelente!❤

[@tomandaj1]

Man this is great. Is there a tab for this anywhere?

[@aero7848]

C - 3rd fret -5th string Db - 6th fret - 3rd string D - 5th fret - 5th string Eb - 4th fret - 2nd string E - 5th fret - 2nd string F - 3rd fret - 4th string Gb - 4th fret - 4th string G - 3rd fret - 1st string Ab - 4th fret - 1st string A - 5th fret - 6 string Bb - 6th fret - 6 string B - 4th fret - 3rd string C - 5th fret - 3rd string

[@tomandaj1]

ThNks. This is fantastic

[@aero7848]

@@tomandaj1 no problem dude 🤘

[@aero7848]

Variation I found using 3note grouping E - 7th fret - 5th string F - 10th fret - 3rd string Gb - 9th fret - 5th string G - 10th fret - 5th string Ab - 11th fret - 5th string A - 7th fret - 4th string Bb - 8th fret - 4th string B - 9th fret - 4th string C - 8th fret - 6th string Db - 9th fret - 6th string D - 5th fret - 5th string Eb - 6th fret - 5th string E - 7th fret - 5th string E - 5th fret - 2nd string

[@ianlopes7485]

This looks like Barry Harris ' approach on the piano, am I right?

[@User-fv1jx]

This guy has cool lessons!

[@volt0z]

Now i do at least one row from c to c 12 frets higher every time i take my guitar to play. as a kind of warmup thing.

[@marcinlenarczyk7701]

Hey Folks, the video is amazing, but help me understand one thing. Is Pat skipping one note on each string? He plays 4 notes on each string in the intro. Why not 5 notes on each string? How chromatic scale works here? Thanks!

[@dako2117]

0:13 wow. That guitar is flawless

[@marksmith4126]

brilliant man.

[@ammammnov3313]

Thanks for Lesson, Sir

[@yzimsx]

That's like a dithering pattern for guitar?

[@SIRONEDRAGON]

SUPER !!!

[@carlodevivomusicontent2138]

He is just a Genius

[@rjc7289]

Chromatic runs got me out of a lot of jams when I'm improvising a solo and feeling like I'm running out of ideas. They''re a good way to bide time until you can come up with another lick on the fly.

[@ТатьянаКузнецова-т1т6м]

Wtf, dudes? Since 1:00 many notes sound like octaves, several don't. After 1:22 everything ok!

[@andrearigonat4076]

infact...very strange :)

[@foxybrown2]

thought this was called octave displacement

[@pomeranianserenader9238]

Amazing

[@jamesrobinson529]

Mind Blown!!!

[@rupambanerjee2066]

awsome!!! that was groovy..

[@whiketurner6249]

Very cool.

[@brainpanzer361]

that guitar is exquisite,I. must have one

[@clueless3398]

Anyone know he’s saying

[@stonedcold12]

Pat Martino based god

[@gunzan-pradhan]

Can i get a tab for this? it would be really helpful.

[@Pedraforta]

Thanks!!!

[@joshuaadelaja9996]

whoa.

[@skellez83]

1:18...is there an invisible second guitar or am I hearing things!?

[@shaalis]

ya!

[@LarrySiden]

Can anyone explain what Pat is doing here?

[@bobbydavro3603]

At first he is playing the chromatic scale ascending in differing octaves keeping the fingers within 4 frets. He then shifts up a fret/semitone and repeats the 12 note pattern. The first bit is confusing as there are two guitars playing and it sounds like he's playing octaves. One guitar is just playing the chromatic scale whilst Pat jumps octaves over it. Its easier to work out as Pat moves up the neck and the other guitar drops out. I've just transcribed it if you want it.

[@LarrySiden]

+Bobby Davro I can't believe you transcribed that for me! Sure, send it to me if you want.

[@bobbydavro3603]

I was working it out myself. Tab or notation? How can i send it?

[@LarrySiden]

I prefer staff notation.

[@bobbydavro3603]

just sent you the tab fingering on facebook Lawrence.

[@Hugovmonteiro]

"OMG. That adds brand new dimensions to your playing."

[@vidsforsquids]

Just wow

[@Yohanes485]

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@Anthony-tn6mu]

Einstein of the guitar but my favourite guitarist is still Jimi Hendrix.

[@SanMaiero]

The greates :) mr Martino if u dont Know him 4 dislike Noobs then Go Check his History

[@davejackson88]

never seen before now..

[@thekriskokid]

Who's brain even works this way? Pat Martino's!

[@R_Thomp]

Genius guitar playing SERIOUSLY

[@jerryk3280]

Really the chromatic scale could start from the lowest note of the guitar and work all the way up to the highest

[@fontain935]

also 2+2 = 4

[@Turn_the_World]

Mysterious ...

[@CaribSurfKing1]

So he forgets to explain what he is doing

[@dezsogagyi5541]

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