@@supernothing77- No. Canon’s continuity comes from its descending initial melody. The chord changes are ascending 5, 2, 5, 2 and at the end it turns around with 4, 2, 4. This is jazzier, including 7ths in the chords, and the chord changes are 4, 4, 4, 4, then a sharp 4 (jazzy!) and 4, 4. They are very different, but both have that feeling of continuous motion around the compass.
You probably still need more than a month to really implement this in your general playing style if you're not already a sophisticated guitar student. But I agree, it's really nice to have so practical examples to the theory broken down to the core! I can learn easier this way for sure.
You should really be learning from yourself, teachers are here to give you tools, feedback, and push you. You’re the one who actually has to put in the work, and 90% of the stuff you’re going to learn as a player (if you’re actually dedicated to learning the instrument and now learning how to play a specific song) you’re going to learn on your own; you’ll then take that to your teacher being like “oh look at this cool thing I figured out!” And then they’ll be happy and be like “cool, that’s awesome, but you suck at it, here’s how to do it better”
I almost didn't clicked. Thinking "oh , just another solo trick that I wont be able to play..." But I clicked and that is really The Most Beautiful Arpeggio I wont be able to play !
@@olebennyboy7462 Nice, it's a very nice sounding lick. I didn't took the time to practise it but I plan to. I said that for the joke, but I think I can play this lick with some practise.
It's nice that Mr.Beato is so humble about his masterful playing. It makes it easier to feel humbled myself. I wrote the tab notation down and Im going to keep practicing this chord progression. After I can play it in order, quickly, and without looking I might consider learning that even more complex line you played. That might melt my brain CPU though.
Beautiful. The strength in your hands is amazing. Can hear you hammering out the sound bro! Not that you don’t have a sweet touch. But I believe your playing sounds so clean cuz you are hitting EACH note and chord. 👍🏻😃
Love your videos!! Just shows how much there is to learn and all of the exploring you can do with scales and chord progressions. It truly is a world of wonder.
I agree with Dave B, you’ve seriously done something amazing with this channel. Love these lessons!!!! And the Purdie interview was great. With all the tech that out there, newer generations have no clue what it means to really “play drums” and all of the nuances and flavors they can bring to a song.
This is exactly what i was looking for Rick. Thank you so much. I am advancing my neo classical knowledge currently with harmonic minor and relevant chord progressions. I love this so much
You’re Exquisite Musicianship & performances and lessons are Very Inspiring. I’m getting ready to pick up my Axe 🎸 again. Thank you Mr. Beato♥️🌹🏆🇺🇸🎸🔥🔥🎼🎶🎶🎵🎼🎵🎵🎶🎤🎸
Richie Blackmore was great because he was classically trained. I’m not a big fan of Blackmores Night but his leads in multiple DP songs are considered the greatest. ‘nuff said
I’ve heard this Progression a million times and I could understand the first 4 or 5 chords but I never understood the modulation until now. Great video
This is why I'm taking theory seriously, I started taking notes from the theory book I've been reading to really ingrain the info, and it's hard to stay focused at certain points but hearing people like Rick use theory to make licks is fuel for that fire 🤘
Transcribed into Guitar Pro and started practicing. This sounds so beautiful and also so good for learning the "logic" of arpeggios. Thank you Rick! Please share more little gems like this. They're great.
School of Rock Gibson SG. My kid wanted one after seeing the movie so it ended up as a bday gift. At least a dozen kids at school also picked guitars after that. Love it.
I love watching your videos, regardless if I even comprehend a word your saying, being able to have a visual helps so much, I don't know maybe it's how you teach it or slow it down it always teaches me so much!!!
That sounds beautiful, Rick.
No it doesn't, Charlie.
@@sarcastaball Well, it sounds beautiful to me.
@@charlief. In the end, that's all that matters! =) Good on you, Charlie!
@@sarcastaballyou’re lying bro, this sounds amazing 💀
Chords are pretty much Autumn Leaves
Or Chick Corea’s Spain, but without the amazing break,
Just circle of fourths things
Is it also Canon?
@@supernothing77- No. Canon’s continuity comes from its descending initial melody. The chord changes are ascending 5, 2, 5, 2 and at the end it turns around with 4, 2, 4.
This is jazzier, including 7ths in the chords, and the chord changes are 4, 4, 4, 4, then a sharp 4 (jazzy!) and 4, 4.
They are very different, but both have that feeling of continuous motion around the compass.
@@JonFairhurst it’s Spain without S
Dude!! The fretboard visuals are helping so much!! Thank you
I learn more cool stuff in 40 seconds from Rick than most guitar teachers teach in a month.
You probably still need more than a month to really implement this in your general playing style if you're not already a sophisticated guitar student.
But I agree, it's really nice to have so practical examples to the theory broken down to the core!
I can learn easier this way for sure.
You're with the wrong teacher, brl
You should really be learning from yourself, teachers are here to give you tools, feedback, and push you.
You’re the one who actually has to put in the work, and 90% of the stuff you’re going to learn as a player (if you’re actually dedicated to learning the instrument and now learning how to play a specific song) you’re going to learn on your own; you’ll then take that to your teacher being like “oh look at this cool thing I figured out!” And then they’ll be happy and be like “cool, that’s awesome, but you suck at it, here’s how to do it better”
@@SSFYHHHthat too.
This man’s musical knowledge is beyond comprehension
“You don’t remember, I’ll never forget.” By Yngwie’s Rising Force - Trilogy in 1986… very similar pattern.
That move from Dm to F# dim is glorious, it's a sound I've always loved
yeah I've always thought Dmin to D dominant but yeah I never thought of it like that, it has the extra flavor
@@jasonruff1270hmmm yeah it makes more sense for me to think of it as a rootless D dom. Now I gotta start subbing in the dim from the third
@@jasonruff1270yeah I also hear it as the V of ii🙌
I almost didn't clicked. Thinking "oh , just another solo trick that I wont be able to play..."
But I clicked and that is really The Most Beautiful Arpeggio I wont be able to play !
Dude, practise
@@skc1003 Dude, I will 😉
I can play it after a couple days of practice, mind you it's not at full speed or very clean, but it's doable
😂
@@olebennyboy7462 Nice, it's a very nice sounding lick.
I didn't took the time to practise it but I plan to. I said that for the joke, but I think I can play this lick with some practise.
I definitely needed the graphics. It makes a significant difference in understanding the quick lesson videos.
It's nice that Mr.Beato is so humble about his masterful playing. It makes it easier to feel humbled myself.
I wrote the tab notation down and Im going to keep practicing this chord progression. After I can play it in order, quickly, and without looking I might consider learning that even more complex line you played.
That might melt my brain CPU though.
The fretboard chord shapes with highlighted picked notes is a game changer!
ricks shorts are so good and hes just giving this away for free! truly blessed
This is just Autumn Leaves in terms Yngwie could understand lol
I love it!
It sounds so beautiful.
Thank you.
It's uplifting. Thank you so much, Rick.
Beautiful. The strength in your hands is amazing. Can hear you hammering out the sound bro! Not that you don’t have a sweet touch. But I believe your playing sounds so clean cuz you are hitting EACH note and chord. 👍🏻😃
You are a great guitarist and teacher Rick. The masses are missing out.
Love your videos!! Just shows how much there is to learn and all of the exploring you can do with scales and chord progressions. It truly is a world of wonder.
Mr Rick Awesome Great and Thanks very much!!!!!
I agree with Dave B, you’ve seriously done something amazing with this channel. Love these lessons!!!! And the Purdie interview was great. With all the tech that out there, newer generations have no clue what it means to really “play drums” and all of the nuances and flavors they can bring to a song.
Jesus that's absolutely beautiful!
hermoso arpegio
Beautiful progression 👏
Wow absolutely awesome ✨ 👍!!!! Thank you sir!!!
Well, this is more useable than the shorts usually are.
Beautiful. Love that SG.
This is the first short lesson from Rick that actually showed me something.
This is exactly what i was looking for Rick. Thank you so much. I am advancing my neo classical knowledge currently with harmonic minor and relevant chord progressions. I love this so much
Rick is just unbelievable. I could only wish to know a 1/4 of what Rick knows. Great work.
That's such a good one Rick
Sounded a bit like Eric Johnson
Love this tone you have going on
Gorgeous Rick
You’re Exquisite Musicianship & performances and lessons are Very Inspiring. I’m getting ready to pick up my Axe 🎸 again. Thank you Mr. Beato♥️🌹🏆🇺🇸🎸🔥🔥🎼🎶🎶🎵🎼🎵🎵🎶🎤🎸
That was really pretty 🙏🏼🙌🏼🎸
Circle of fifths! Amazing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😁
Rick is AWESOME!!!!
That was beautiful! ❤
Richie Blackmore was great because he was classically trained. I’m not a big fan of Blackmores Night but his leads in multiple DP songs are considered the greatest. ‘nuff said
So awesome… Thank you Rick!
i’ve always loved how casual he acts during these…like ah yes let me just quickly apply this to my neoclassical progressions. Much love Rick❤️
You've Rocked it 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤨🤨🤨🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I wish he'd redo some of his earlier videos to include the tabs, as that makes it a lot easier for people to play who don't have an ear.
I like the ii - I - V - IV !!!!! Nice sound!
That was great Rick!
Why are you not on the cover of every guitar magazine in the world. Fantastic
Sounds so sweet.
This guitar looks amazing
I’ve heard this Progression a million times and I could understand the first 4 or 5 chords but I never understood the modulation until now. Great video
Got to learn that one, Thnx Rick
I luv your page bro! 🎸
More of this type of lines!
I did not expect that full tone
Great feel to those neoclassical sounds. Like stairway to heaven chord progression.
Beautiful, amazing... Nick when i heard u play on this beautiful arpeggios, i felt so calm..
Suena tan hermoso 😍
Awesome. Thank you, Sir 🙏💯
Love your stuff, Rick, keep it up!
Plz do more neo classical stuff like this actually have better lick than yngwie😂
Wonderful!
This is why I'm taking theory seriously, I started taking notes from the theory book I've been reading to really ingrain the info, and it's hard to stay focused at certain points but hearing people like Rick use theory to make licks is fuel for that fire 🤘
Holy crap i wasn't expecting to be that good
Transcribed into Guitar Pro and started practicing. This sounds so beautiful and also so good for learning the "logic" of arpeggios. Thank you Rick! Please share more little gems like this. They're great.
Once I saw it, I couldn’t stop looking at the awesome checking on the paint of that SG
Rick is a music beast...he must love Ritchie.
I love your guitar.😊
Fantastic !!!!!
I’ve watched this 150 times in the last 2 days
Lovely flow
Metal is so much closer to classical music than many think
Very cool 😎
Sounds awesome I could write a song for every riff.
This is a twist on the sweep exercises I've been doing after listening to so much Jason Becker!
Rick, you are totally awesome 👏 👍 with those arpeggios. Played like a world class pro. Lovely SG guitar 🎉😂❤
You just rock Ric 😎
Sounds cool!
I like this one!
Rick you've turned this amazing music channel into one of the best guitar lesson channels as well...amazing!
Wonderful 👍
That sounds awesome
That’s beautiful
School of Rock Gibson SG. My kid wanted one after seeing the movie so it ended up as a bday gift. At least a dozen kids at school also picked guitars after that. Love it.
Awesome... I learn tonight
What a great lesson! please make a full video about this topic
Beautiful man. Friggin beautiful. Gonna give that a thousand runs until I can play it without thinking.
Fantastic 👏
Metal guitar player here: that's
very Ritchie Blackmore, I wonder
if he would agree.
kinda sounds like his solo from Burn
"Like that" love it! Lol
Beautiful!
I could listen to that all day.
Absolutely sublime Rick.
That was really nice
sounds superb 🤓
Thank you so much!!!! I love learning anything on how to make more interesting chord progressions :)
excellent way to really get the most out of practice time
I'm so grateful for the awesomeness Rick puts out there!
Awesome!
Rick this is cool, keep it up mate👏👌
i love this
I love watching your videos, regardless if I even comprehend a word your saying, being able to have a visual helps so much, I don't know maybe it's how you teach it or slow it down it always teaches me so much!!!
Real advice 👌
I watch tons of your vids, but today it sounded like you speaking Greek!
The cord progressions !!!!