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The Nature of Sound. Before we get into microtones, it helps to have a basic understanding of sound. Sound is produced when moving air molecules hit your ear x number of times per second. These air molecules are moved by vibrations that upset the air and get the air to move. Some examples of things … Microtonal Music Written in TET-15, TET-19, TET-53, TET-1200
In Position Soloing Over Cmaj7 Fm7. This is a continuation of a past free lesson, which you can check here: Solo In Position over Cmaj7 Abmaj7. Check this blog first. It will make everything in today’s lesson easier to follow. Today we’ll talk about some advanced improvising with the 7 in position scale fingerings. If … In Position Soloing Over Cmaj7 Fm7.
Creative Minor Pentatonic Scale Chord Progressions. Guitar players love the pentatonic scale. Many rhythm guitar players, in jam sessions with another guitar player who primarily uses the minor pentatonic scale, tend to only play the chords of that minor scale. As an example: The soloing guitarist is improvising with the A minor pentatonic scale: meanwhile, … Creative Minor Pentatonic Scale Chord Progressions
The Unison Octave Inversion This is something that confuses most people. How can you possibly invert… a unison? After all: a unison is 2 versions of the exact same note. Ask musicians what you get when you invert a unison, and most will reply: “a unison”. A unison is technically speaking not an interval, because … The Unison Octave Inversion
Guitar Humor. This funny meme definitely applies to me. It’s hard not to want to watch Guthrie play for many hours. The following is one of my favorites. Conclusion Hit me up anytime at vreny@zotzinmusic.com if you have any questions, or if you would like to book a lesson. These free lessons are cool, but … Guitar Humor.
