The Guitar Player

Check out my guitar DVD lessons: The majority of the DVDs are lessons on my specific song arrangements as seen on YouTube, check out these samples: www.youtube.com Also check out this sample from my DVD lesson “How To Arrange Any Song For Solo Guitar”: www.youtube.com The DVDs are available in NTSC or PAL formats. For complete info on pricing, shipping and payment just email me at jake.reichbart@gmail.com. 1) Creepin’ by Stevie Wonder 2) Lately by Stevie Wonder. This title also comes with a 15 minute segment showing chord substitutions for Stella By Starlight 3) Steppin’ Out by Joe Jackson 4) A very cool and in depth video to go with my performance of the standard “Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me”, really getting into jazz harmony 5) Maxine by Donald Fagen 6) Deacon Blues by Steely Dan 7) Save a prayer by Duran Duran A jazz harmony for the guitar DVD, very advanced 9) Feel Like Flying by Gino Vannelli 10) Lead electric blues guitar, brand new! 90 min., based on my guitar work on the accompanying CD to the Hal Leonard book Bass Grooves: The Ultimate Collection by Jon Liebman 11) Lead Jazz Guitar: The Art of Phrasing with Rhythmic Figures and Patterns. If you know scales, arpeggios and chords but somehow can’t quite seem to put together a satisfying solo, this DVD will show you how. An hour and 20 minutes. Intermed/Adv. 12) Every Summer Night by Pat Metheny, 1 hour and 50 minutes long! 13) This Masquerade (Leon Russel/George Benson), complete arrangement, including a …
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MORE INFORMATION HERE! The strategy to playing all 7 basic modes effectively is remembering each one and recognizing how each one sounds. The acronym you can use to help remember the order of the modes is this: I Don’t Particularly Like Modes A Lot This translates to: Ionian Dorian Phrygian Lydian Mixolydian Aeolian Locrian Each mode has its own musical characteristic sound different from the others and can be played individually to achieve a melodically unique landscape. The modes can also be played in successtion, and in that order, from whichever mode was originally used to help expand solo possibilities across the neck. Here are all the modes from the E major: Ionian (root – open, E). 1-1——–(1) ——1-1—– 2-2-2-2-1-2 ————— 4-4-4-4-3-4 ———-(4)– Dorian (2nd fret, F#) ——1-1—– 1-1-2-2-1-1 —————- 3-3-4-4-3-3 4———4-4 Phrygian (4th fret, G#) 1-1-1-2-1-1 2———2-2 —3-3-4—– 4-4-4—4-4 Lydian (5th fret, A) 1————-1 —1-1-1—— 2-2-2—-2-2 ———3—– 4-4-4-4-4-4 Mixolydian (7th fret, B) 1-1-1—–(1) ——–1—– 2-2-2-2-1-2 ———–2— 4-4-4-4—-4 ———-(4)– Aeolian (9th fret, C#) ——–1—– 1-1-1-2-1-1 ———–2– 3-3-3-4—-3 4-4——4–4 Locrian (11th fret, D#) 1-1-1-1—1 2-2——2-2 ——3-3—- 4-4-4-4-4-4 Remember, these modes can be played at anytime, in any key or modal structure but they must be in their correct position from the Root. As long as you remember the phrase …