Playing 2 Scales At The Same Time | Voice Leading

[@maxzaputovich1412]

Hope you are Exxxxxxxxxtremely well

[@johnmichael3016]

I love how much you love Bach, Rick. I've been obsessed with him for a while.

[@mrmisterman999]

hey rick this is guys here

[@palminator73]

I have learnt more in 1 month with your videos than 30 years of playing. I cannot thank you enough Rick!

[@josuastangl7140]

It gives me pleasure listening to your calm voice

[@jakelee8789]

Ever since I started watching your videos, my playing has got so much better.thank you for sharing your knowledge with us Rick. Its very much appreciated

[@gmanj88]

Rick, this video is criminally underrated. Thanks so much for this; it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for!

[@Ellio1862]

Good to hear you doing extremely well Rick. 💪🎸

[@dankingsleyyyy]

You are literally explaining what I've been looking for to advance my playing because lately I've been feeling stuck in the box and I want to learn more advanced things to improve my playing

[@bestboy897]

youre putting out really great lessons recently m9

[@RickGraham]

cheers M7

[@banjopink4409]

What is 'voice leading', m6?

[@HDvideoedit]

I want to be part of this, m4.2

[@allanaguirre8134]

M3.14

[@palminator73]

Brilliant

[@hagenrule]

flawless everytime

[@derrickallencover5534]

Watching all of these lessons

[@bjarturdc]

This is brilliant. Thank you for your very instructive videos. I'd never even heard of this exercise before.

[@JimmyGeikie]

Rick Graham, love this lesson. It actually rides alongside a Holdsworth lesson I was messing with, how to think in terms of 3 or 4 lines at once, but much more unorthodox chords shapes, as one would expect from him.

[@cassidylouch4807]

Really loving all this fresh content coming out rick, your sub count is flying up! You're an inspiration to us all! Rock on!!! \m/

[@RodaidhMackay]

Woaah! Pure pumping out the vids dude!

[@RickGraham]

Hope you're well bro!

[@RodaidhMackay]

Extremely, especially! :) Cheers!

[@mazklassa9338]

Rick Graham Rick you are an awesome gent! a fucking stellar guitar player with a true teacher's passion for accuracy and attention to detail. I will be making a small donation very soon! I can't promise exactly when but every time I see an instructional video from yourself here on YT it makes me appreciate your generousity very highly.

[@niceguy4928]

Thanks for the free lessons. I really appreciate it

[@franciscoizaguirre9069]

Mind blown

[@eleph4nt]

I recommend checking out Ted Greene. He's a lesser known guitar genius and he has videos of doing this but improvising, really impressive stuff.

[@aaronbergAPB]

Amen. Ted Greene : Solo Guitar / I listen to this often and Lenny Breau : The Velvet Touch of...

[@marvinmobley6294]

Rick you have got me motivated again to woodshed.i really enjoy your playing. so articulate and so much feeling much love bro and keep making those gains lol

[@makkietakkie]

Loving the clean tones Rick! Real inspirational, helping me out big time. Cheers!

[@aaronbergAPB]

Clapton tip at the end. In that song he plays Blue Moon melody over the riff in intro solo. What a trip! Anyway, wow Rick. So clean, reminds me of harpsichord, less of guitar. That staccato feel, very tight! Love it and the counterpoint is silly good

[@SmileWhyNot1]

Great video! it has in 1 hour already improve my confidence and creativity. Thanks.

[@riccardosava13]

thats perfect

[@MyJuicehole]

That was SO GOOD. I've been going for a sound like that for the longest time but had no idea how to pull it off. Awesome lesson!

[@TrevBec]

Mate you are on FIRE at the moment! Love it.

[@chrismurphyshef]

Really, really good. Thanks a lot Rick 👍

[@jamieflexman]

I only watch Rick's videos for the fist pumps at the end, they make my day!

[@CharcoalPencilPusher]

I love to hear you use this tone. Nobody loves your playing more than I do but I do wish you would clean up your tone once in a while. (not always) Thanks for all your posts.

[@davejackson88]

This guy is amazing

[@garyjones783]

Amazing once again!!!

[@IvanSuarezGuitar]

Thanks Rick. That's awesome!

[@solidsender69]

GOD DAMN YOUR TONE , AND YOU TELECASTER BEAUTIFULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL AAA

[@julion5892]

thanks rick! very interesting lesson !!

[@MrJUNNY7777]

Amazing!!Gracias Maestro!!Thanks Master!!!

[@LorenzoEvangelisti]

Rick you are a perfect guitarist.. and a perfect teacher.. but.. what's the final theme you have put here? ..superb... TNX for all!

[@kevinintong7664]

no need of harmonizer this time.. wooah the Great Rick Graham. you beast sir.

[@dimevh84]

That sunshine of your love ending reminded me of the Crossroads scene where Eugene plays that blues turnaround after performing Turkish March ;)

[@dimevh84]

Fantastic lesson as well, would love to see something more in depth like a lesson pack on your approach to harmony Rick!

[@JoyzerDk]

Am I the only one who hear Sunshine Of Your Love at 00:19 ?

[@MisterAndrewBuckley]

René Hougaard Me too

[@Discrimination_is_not_a_right]

That's because it is.

[@bobbob3630]

It is...

[@FedoraB0realis735]

Am I the only one who hears "Playing 2 Scales At The Same Time | Voice Leading" 0:00-7:21?

[@thetrippasnippingsasquatch6539]

Awesome lesson rick do you think you will ever bring back the Q&As?

[@winstonmisha]

Wow, I'd love to hear that entire Bach fugue!

[@RickGraham]

You will, in 2027

[@carlbaumeister3439]

Johann on a Tele -- love it!

[@romeokiseke]

You're amazing

[@Wren6991]

Nike for shred, Super Dry for classical. This is advanced tracksuit usage

[@LeloMendes]

Amazing... thank you so much!!!

[@SuperlocoGypsy]

Great Rick !

[@charlieball6135]

Totally cool !

[@IGORQWERTY555]

Great lesson! Thank You! What is the model of the telecaster please? Very good sound.

[@Bmxmusikian]

Oooh like that 1 :), just learnt BMV 779 n love it, might have a crack at this too :)

[@jackrobinson3106]

Awesome

[@BretUnDiZpuTeD]

Hey Rick, sick lesson! You think you could possibly do a lesson on Counterpointing? It's one of the few things I'm having a hard time finding a lesson on?

[@ValKitsakis]

Awesome!!

[@johnmonroney8614]

Rick Graham, you are one crazy dood. 2 scales at once. Steve Vai better recognize

[@leftymadrid]

Extremely excellent!!! Noticed the action on all your third arms is really low yeah? Great information, as always your vids are fantastic my friend.

[@akshaypandey2396]

Wow!

[@lukesaunders4776]

That tele is the bomb...

[@adamcogan211]

Whoa!!!!

[@gelatosamurai]

Baaahhhaha the intro slayed me!

[@juanpablo7947]

exelent vídeo

[@anon_ii_4514]

bigly good

[@MsPedro444]

fantastic video ! lml

[@jond532]

that sounded good

[@AntohinAndrej]

Hope you're doing Nuno Bettencourt well

[@dfxali]

that tone...

[@alexrd6499]

ja ja ja... ne encanto que al final no pusiste los cuernos metaleros!!! casi pude palpar el respeto al autor y al estilo de la obra. Mis respetos y admiración por usted.

[@TheSeraphim75]

Mate, I was about to ask if you know major chords like D major and this video cleared it up :p Wait daily to see what great stuff is about to get served up!

[@vulgarnecrolatry]

I've gone over 3 times and this is all still going right over my head

[@cjdonald1983]

Thank you for playing Bach! He is amazing! Is there tab for this? Pretty please?:)

[@gilbertwalker3222]

Do you think you could ever do a lesson on transcription in the future Rick ?

[@RickGraham]

Tom Ansell quite possibly!

[@Guitarunivers]

Nice👍😊🎸

[@TheHobbyist180]

Awesome videos. :)

[@caseylockwood5512]

"Hope you are all doing exTREEEEMEEELYYY well". I am now Rick :)

[@gabbo9795]

subbed

[@gaiusgermanicus9181]

Hope you are doing extremely well Rick. All your lessons are truly awesome. I always wanted to have a better idea about writing Counterpoint harmonies. Now I have an idea of how to make my melodies sound a lot better, instead of searching for notes in darkness. Thank you for bringing in light and ending the dark ages like the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain!

[@MisterAndrewBuckley]

What witchcraft was that? Bloody fantastic as usual from Rick Here

[@marvinquevin9214]

♥

[@suorm-net]

I want a Rick Graham & Jacob Collier collab.

[@viktorolsson5927]

So you removed all the dirt from your tone and put it on the guitar?

[@Samuelee97]

So this lesson is "How to compose like system of a down". they have 473526 songs using only intervals of third and they actually go up and down a scale following a progression. like chop suey intro.

[@Geeetarr]

hey Rick, where can I get tabs for this?

[@cpamiseso]

How do you setup your intonation correctly seeing you're using 1 saddle for 2 strings at once (classic tele style). I've been having issues (lol, oot, i know, sorry for this).

[@henriqueversiani2457]

Bach & Cream

[@cdamico97]

How's the action on that Tele?

[@Mordred478]

Earring? Armony? Oh, hearing! Harmony! ;-)

[@Acehan]

Anyone has a thought about what's the difference between voice leading and pedal point?

[@alejandroglz.b.4590]

Is there a lesson for the intro?

[@ABLYamimash3]

Good on you for saving that crow ;)

[@NavarreAnthony]

hey rick, did you go to a conservatory?

[@matnasa8292]

e x t r e m e l y good

[@harveydam9869]

OK, how about the double concerto? Both parts at the same time, of course.

Here in Brazil we always listen something like "ai gays, its Uicki Iar" HAHAHAHA

[@johnmonroney8614]

please Rick write a song using the lyrics "Steve Vai better not recognize," consider it my JS Bach challenge

[@MsDavo123]

But newbie like me gonna ask is there a tab for this?

[@toad15fan]

B O N K E R S M 9

[@Tylercorrell]

Bach is best

[@alljazzball]

OKei)))

[@littlewings9263]

Second😁

[@stasferguson0]

first

[@alojz300]

yo what the fuck

[@tonefingerz2021]

shit rick. i think u will be at a million subscribers withing 5 years with that kinda shitr