This PIANO Trick Works Great On GUITAR Licks

[@TheJoergenDK]

I love your positive energy, your great insight, your interesting ideas and angles and your charming italian accent. You make me smile as you make me wiser. Thanks! Mille grazie!

[@kearnsguitars2236]

I just started using your chord coarse. I havnt even completed 1st level yet but I was just glancing at the licks and could see chord shapes!

[@sharadsemilo]

That's such a great trick. I'm sure you have more of these up your sleeve. More! We need more

[@davidsonmick]

I absolutely love this! Brilliantly explained in the most beautiful accent. Who could ask for more!? 😍👍🎸

[@johnmac8084]

What a great way to get out of a rut, thanks

[@TheOdontologist]

Just reinforces the axiom.... You only know what you know, and, the more you know, the more you know. Thanks Maestro.

[@markoburrows]

Girls, Kittens and great enthusiasm! Thank you for this sir!

[@scottkidwellmusic9175]

Thank you, Tomasso 🙏

[@KidDozzi]

Kitten pics help with theory a lot. THANKS

[@MusicTheoryForGuitar]

This guy gets it.

[@davecarey2816]

Great tip Tomasso, wonderfuly simple examples to explain it. Can't wait to try some variations out myself , watched it in my lunch. break. Many thanks

[@stephensmith799]

Great demo of a really neat idea. Thank you

[@Krieghandt]

but if I split my leeks, I'll have to make vegetable soup!! 😳 This was a GREAT video. Loved how each variation changed the emotion of each lick so much. the 3 version of 2 nd lick wanted to go somewhere, and the final example sounded more like a perfect cadence. As a bass player, I'm always trying to find ways to make a repeating arpeggio sound interesting, and this is SUPER easy to experiment with 😁

[@MusicTheoryForGuitar]

HAHAHA :) Vegetable soup it is then!

[@arpeggioblues5924]

Love this Tomasso.. I first read something about this by Don Mock.. it's a technique I forgot about.. thank you!!!

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Tomasso: "Friendly kitten." Friendly Kitten: Me: "But it's soooo cute !!"

[@kitaristifi]

Why do I have Hey Jude stuck in my head now? Btw. I remember the presentation that's from :)

[@greglawrencemusic]

Hamburger Helper for a meaty riff. Thank you sir, may I have another?

[@christopherheckman7957]

I seem to recall you doing something like this in a video a month or two ago, where you split something in two pieces, played the first as-is, then modified the second half. It's deja vu all over again ...

[@MusicTheoryForGuitar]

There's more than one way to modify a lick :-)

[@sharadsemilo]

Which one was it?

[@notyetskeletal4809]

Sometimes I do this with my own stuff. It's fun.

[@SonderkomandoSS]

Gracie Zillio....

[@Santiino]

I hate the german translation xD How can I turn it off?

[@sharadsemilo]

Just go to the menu and turn off captions