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GuitArmin
Sweden
Приєднався 7 сер 2010
Simplifying jazz improvisation
The Pat Martino Concept That Changed Jazz Guitar(do this everyday)
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how to improvise jazz if you’re lazy and want results fast
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Step by step how I taught myself jazz improvisation (copy me)
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how I use jazz lines over standards so you can just copy me (Pat Martino)
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why jazz improv is actually easy
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how to play DORIAN over everything like pat martino
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How I practice for a jazz jam session
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I figured out how to actually improvise jazz like a pro lol
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how I learned jazz improv so you can just copy me
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Step by step how i'd learn jazz asap if starting again
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Minor Conversion: Blue Bossa
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Minor Conversion: Giant Steps
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Jazz Language: 251 lick that makes you understand language
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Jazz Language: 251 lick that makes you understand language
Jazz Guitar Secrets: Learning To Improvise
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Jazz Guitar Secrets: Learning To Improvise
Things I've Learned From Peter Bernstein
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Things I've Learned From Peter Bernstein
Milestones from my graduation concert
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Milestones from my graduation concert
How to Play over any Dominant chord ala Parker
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How to Play over any Dominant chord ala Parker
Jazz Guitar Language: Tadd Dameron Phrase
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Jazz Guitar Language: Tadd Dameron Phrase
Sandu (Jazz Guitar Solo And Analysis)
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Sandu (Jazz Guitar Solo And Analysis)
How I Got Better Mental Health As A Musician
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How I Got Better Mental Health As A Musician
Tone amazing
Great lesson thank you.
I know a few people who were close friends with pat. I talk to them all the time
Are they in the room with us now?
Obrigado 🔥🔥🔥🔥👌
True ...Theory is like a blueprint but is not the house
Great! Could someone explain to me why Ab dorian works over Gmaj7 and Bb7 (giant steps example) and why Cmin and not Abmin over Bmaj7 (RC example)? Thanks
Can we use the formations in jazz rock,Rock and blues
Great Post My friend
Hey guy, brush up on your basic music theory skills. The relative minor of B major is g# minor, not Ab minor. Enharmonic spellings do count.
Karen
@@anotherbahamianguitarplayer maybe so. It’s just when these talking heads that spout on here on UA-cam and they really don’t know about what they’re talking about. No depth of the knowledge. Seems to be prevalent on the subject of playing guitar. Too bad aspiring guitarist have to wade through so much crap.
Your an ass@@Handle-q6x
I started with the Linear impressions book. Learned those formations or activities. I just repeated them over & over. And started seeing patterns and hearing phrases inside those formations. And almost magically the lines came up in my playing because they were absorbed naturally. That's when I realized I would be able to learn, play and understand Jazz vocabulary & Language. This really works! I'll try to get on the presale before it ends to complement my own studies.
Cool to hear. I've been practicing them for a while, and now when transcribing some grant green licks I realized how they fit into the formations. It made me realize that so much of bebop vocab are made of similar phrases but with different interesting rhythms and accents
You are getting Better with your presentations. Cleaner videos, corrected subtitles. Clear communication.. i wish you lots of success.
Where I've always struggled with Pat's method is running these lines over alt V chords. It just never sounds right to me using them a half step up. A video on that in the future would be helpful.
At 4:20 you talk about a minor 251 in f relating to Bb Dorian. Is that because you consider the 1 chord (Fm) as the Vi chord from Ab major, hence Bb Dorian?
Thanks
The biggest thing about his line patterns is all the chromatic forms that are in the lines. It helps pull your lines into melodic/ harmonic minor runs, and also bebop Scales in relative minor forms
Hey man, I bought Linear Expressions after I saw your first video on it months ago, so thanks for putting me on! I was wondering if you recommend learning each line in multiple positions? Each line is in a specific position in the book but I notice you sometimes play the lines or fragments of them in different places/strings. Any recommendations around this?
@@stillrobb.5800 @stillrobb.5800 you should learn vocabulary in multiple positions.. Linear Expressions was really inspiring, but the format is outdated and sometimes confusing. What Armin has done is to develop his method using the Martino concept as a springboard for ideas and a sense of improvisational or musical freedom that lets you navigate through complex harmony in a straightforward way using (guitar friendly) shapes & minor vocabulary as a basis for improv. Ex. If you play C- over EbMaj it will sound Lydian. If you play F- over the EbMaj7 it will sound Ionian. C- Over F7 sounds Mixolydian. I wish i had discovered this method many years ago. After studying linear expressions I went to Martino's "Creative Force" books and dvd's... Guitarmin is way more accesible than Martino and still alive Convert to Minor works!! Good luck!
Hi!! Yes sir! Learn them in all keys💪
Thanks for your comment Carlos!
Thanks man, but I don't mean transpose keys, I mean the same key but in a different position on the neck.
@@stillrobb.5800 Linear expressions works like a minor CAGED system. At least i use it by dividing the fretboard in 5 zones or chord shapes that fit the Linear Expressions. But Armin's method organizes everything you need to know. So you learn vocabulary in different zones of the guitar and then you transpose to different keys. Give it a try, a disciplined person will get amazing results in a very very short time.. I preach convert to minor because it really changed my view and enjoyment of the guitar. It all clicked for me and I started sounding more like what I was listening and it motivated me to keep going. I have been using this in Rock & Neo-soul stuff as well.
Hi Armin. Nice one! When will the Private Discord Community be available?
Thanks man! Try here: discord.gg/W24JPTBpkg
I found out that this old players condense everything to it's barest minimum. If you follow Barry Harris style, you'll start playing Jazz almost immediately, George Benson thinks of only 2 chords and don't think too much scales, wes Montgomery don't know much theory and now pat martino thinking of just one scale, but all this guys are great players. But all this modern guitar teachers will bore you out with millions of scales and modes and thousands of chords.
I once met Joe Pass. Got his autograph on a piece of paper. On the flip side I got Oscar Peterson's autograph. Love jazz.
Your Left hand is doing Great, you have a nice amplified sound & Tone. But it is really distracting when you are explaining a concept or Line and all we hear is your pick banging on the pick-up cover. No disrespect but, are you doing it on purpose? Please delete this comment after reading it.
lol, i was thinking the same
You fixed the subtitles! Nice Playing & Tone!!!
Excellent video brother 👍🎸 I'm working on the Linear Expressions book right now and love it! Keep up the great work
Do you think this will be useful for other instruments also?
Yes! Music is music. But this is amazingly useful for guitarist. Try it, use what you like and have fun.
I love your channel, it just needs a good organization in the lists, for example the other day I wanted to listen to you play but it takes away from the experience to have to go through all the videos,The same thing happens with the rest of things, a short video is not the same as a masterclass.
Thanks alot man!! I will look into this
Armin, I desire to purchase your method however, You neglect to describe the format or media. What gives? Do you offer CD’s ? That is what I would purchase . Can you just post the the format this is available in? You sound great
Hi Rob! Once you complete your purchase, you'll receive an email with a link to the course site. There, you can create your account and access all the content. The course is organized into digital modules, making it easy to navigate through the videos and materials! Hope that answers your question! :)
Can you list what type of chords make you start from what interval? For example a 7altered chord - you would play minor where? On the minor second IE a half step up? ?
Minor half step up from the altered works awesome!!
@@Guitarmin98 what about other chords?
For diatonic chords, it works like this: For a minor chord, you can just play your minor language without moving around. For a major chord, you can play in relative minor - Cmaj becomes Am, its enharmonic equivalent. If you want you could also play Em, which would give you a Lydian sound. For dominant, you can play up a fifth. C7 becomes Gm. C7 describes the Mixolydian and Gm describes the Dorian modes derived from their parent key, F major, they are enharmonically equivalent. A half diminished chord can be played up a minor 3rd - Cm7b5 becomes Ebm. Again, the C half diminished is the chord built from the seventh note of the key of Db major, so the Dorian of that key, Ebm, is equivalent. In linear expressions Pat shows how this works from the perspective of chord tones. He treats every chord as an inverted and/or incomplete form of a minor chord e.g. the Dm6 chord in its third inversion is Bm7b5, and can also be seen as a rootless G9.
@@nilsolsen9726 perfect. This is what I think is missing from a lot of the videos. Appreciate your channel and How it focuses on Pat Martino’s method. Great work!
I genuinely love how most of your videos are on the same topic (minor conversion, Dorian over everything, pat martino etc). For me when I find something that works I need to really lean into it and this seems like a very powerful tool and framework that has worked for you. I’m excited to dive into this and keep these videos coming!
Appreciate your comment!! So happy you feel you want to dive in!! You wont regret it, atleast I didnt!
I second this comment. You're doing an awesome job with balancing really useful practical content with making it feel relatable...i.e. talking about what was overwhelming and challenging for you
Yes pat Martino is a genius and once you memorize what interval to start on, depending on the chord, you’re set I would warn your views that the book is transcribed in standard notation, not tab, so you need to know how tonight read to read the book.
When you use this approach not all the minor lines will fit over that chord diatonically. Some outside notes will be present . FYI folks , so be aware of that
Do the mickgoodrick ear training exercise
He has said nothing here that we don't already know. "And when you get more comfortable you just like add your own stuff" and then just sort of like listen to me talking shit give me some money because I'm trying to pretend I've got some you know mixolydian scale with all chords except like it doesn't really I'm just talking absolutely out of my ass.
This is just total bollocks
Dude, your explanations suck, you confound and omit and jump and switch breeding confusion. Slow it, explain it, show it.
Amazing stuff as usual Guitarmin. I am already working on Module 1! How can I access the private Discord Community?
Thanks so much!! Here is the discord: discord.gg/MPVZTRvZBk
@@Guitarmin98 Thanks again Armin. Is there a private section for the members who purchased your course?
I have a problem. I love this system, but I’ve always thought about harmony and notes from the major scale. Do you think I should change it, or would it work the same way?
It is the same scale just starting from the second degree of the major scale to get the Dorian mode.. you can still use your visualization of the major scale. This just opens more possibilities as you use the "Dorian" minor triad to play over at least seven different chords. It will make sense if you try the concept. Good Luck!
@@carlospellot2426Thank you so much
So what's your real name?
Armin?
I really like how you're simplifying this. I'm so glad to have found these videos. I took one jazz improv class in college and it was awful. But that was mostly because it was part of the "music program," and so they couldn't tell you to "just convert to minor" or they wouldn't have any more paying customers after that one lesson! I stumbled upon what I think is the same concept you're talking about a few years ago, but I think of it like this: you can simply play the major scale of the key you're currently in and *as the chords change underneath the major scale, the tonalities of the modes emerge from the major scale* because ultimately all the modes of any given key are just rearrangements of the notes of the parent major scale. Of course, it then behooves you to learn the major scale backwards and forwards in all keys all over the neck and to develop your ear to be able to emphasize the chord tones as the chords pass by underneath. And of course add passing tones for flavor. Still working on all that!
What about when it comes to targeting chord tones? Doesn’t thinking about every chord in terms of it’s minor form hinder your ability to spot the chord tones for the chord your playing over?? Also do you ONLY use the Pat Martino lines when improvising? Do you never make your own lines? Im curious.
fuck chord tones; do you want to hear chord tones or lines/music? if chord tones happen so be it, don't force it
@@jfar3340so then is he suggesting we JUST use the pat martino lines? Or are they more like a foundation?
@@jfar3340also how does this concept apply to dim7 chords?
All the chord Tones are right there, available to use and you will be able to use them consciously or intuitively. (You should know the notes on the fingerboard, and use your ears). The Pat Martino lines are just a foundation to get the idea and sounds. If you do the homework you will see for yourself. The idea is to be able to use all of your standard minor information like pentatonic and simple triads on top of those progressions. Minorization really worked for me and made it less intimidating, expanding my ability to see the fretboard and chord connections. Augmented & Diminished chords are used as parental forms.
@@ZCBeats1 ''just'' the pat martino lines? You think you can do better than Pat Martino? And don't worry about sounding like a copy cat, you'll never sound like PM even if you spent a life time trying.
Cool video! However, the generated subtitles don't always match what you are saying ("lies" instead of "lines", "Donnelly" instead of "Donna Lee", etc). You might want to check them for future videos. Still, really good...keep going!
Thanks Gary!! Yup noticed..haha. Will do better next time ;)
@@Guitarmin98It does distract more than it helps if left like this tbh. But just a quick 5 min check and your’re golden. Or just do not use them at all. Great videos, keep ‘em comin’! :)
Awesome vid, I’m learning piano improvisation but really get a lot from your videos. Would love to see even more on this topic 🎉
Thanks alot Louis!!
I'm with you man! I love autumn leaves it's beautiful but I feel embarrassed calling it. DOESNT STOP ME THOUGH HEHE
Fool..
I've been practing the same method up, down, chromatic, enclousure and again.
This channel is fkn' gold!
Great just bought Pat’s book, arrived yesterday. Can’t wait to dig in.
Thank You So Much and can you please show some more Jazz Lines and slow down a Little bit Please, Thank You
Nice
Can I ask how you managed to get your strings so close to the fretboard without there being too much buzz?
if the frets are levelled with eachother then there will be little buzz with low action. a better guitar will be built that way, whereas a cheaper guitar will not be built as well therefore the frets may be uneven.
And use heavy strings
Heavier strings the lower the action