Dorian Scale Guitar Improvisation Lesson (Soloing on “So What” by Miles Davis)

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[@kristincalhoun9444]

This is so helpful. I love the step of constant notes!

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Glad it was helpful! :)

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[@soundguitar]

Thanks so much! 🙏:)

[@kasayan7723]

Such a great content. I love the way you break down the practice into steps. So glad to find your channel. You are the best jazz guitar teacher ever.

[@joevee5619]

Thanks!

[@soundguitar]

Thank you! 🙏

[@Music.Notes145]

Youve taught me to phrase jazz in 2 lessons 😮

[@soundguitar]

Right on! Glad to hear that :) Keep up the great work

[@Music.Notes145]

@soundguitar the thirds are shifting from major to minor and the root stays I'm wrong or right idk I was a teacher in the 90s and early 2000s I learned by ear and later on learned that I needed more theory than what I had to teach properly But the world is a school. Thank you so much for bringing these videos and may your road rise

[@FrankDiamanteLaRosa]

bravo Thanks

Thank you. Will you be sharing the modes of the minor scales, harmonic, and melodic in an improvising concept for tunes? as well? Thanks for any information in advance.

[@eoinernesthughes]

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[@soundguitar]

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[@glfrazier1]

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[@soundguitar]

Sure! Glad you think so :)

[@mr.mention5308]

Wonderful lesson

[@soundguitar]

Thank you! 🙂

[@bobpeters5615]

You are using a Dorian mode over a minor chord, are there other chord types that this mode would also fit over?

[@Jamie-js3qw]

it's a good lesson but it's still not clear WHY you would choose Dorian for the E flat? Why not Aeolian? Is that E flat part of Eflat Dorian? I am editing my response, because I think I have the answer. You know you have to use Eb Dorian because the Eb chord in the backing track is an Eb Dorian chord. It is a chord which uses the same notes as the Eb Dorian chord. This chord is the same as the second chord in the D Major scale? NO! THE Db Major scale! Eb is the second note!

[@alchemysticgoldmind4164]

Ebm7 Ab7,=Dorian Sound

[@larryvickman5079]

The melody uses a C not a Cb.

[@sarthakq]

😂😂 I'm on drop D tuning and recently I'm learning open C tuning too... How on earth does this video help me ??? 🤔🤔 Can somebody make me understand ?? ??

[@j.p.8811]

You will need to play in E standard to follow along with the video easily

[@georget7028]

Your chart is does not agree with the guitar fretboard because it is upside-down. It's not logical. Straighten it out and let everyone know.

[@soundguitar]

That's how it looks if you look down at your fretboard while playing. It's the standard way guitar diagrams are written. Pick up any guitar book or look up any diagrams and you'll see that they are all written that way. I understand how it can be confusing at first if you haven't seen it before.