In The Mind Of Trey Anastasio: "Prince Caspian" Improvisation. Turning Major Into Mixolydian
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2021
- Let's face it. Trey Anastasio is amazing. His ability to flavor his solos with the sounds he wants is truly remarkable. Here we are going to look how he changes a Major Progression into a Mixolydian Jam with "Prince Caspian" Hope You Enjoy! Practice This with me at Patreon.com. Info linked below!
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Those inversions and voicings beyond open positions are SO beautiful. I’d love to see more of that!
My Sugaree video has that going on
Great lesson. And your tone is spot on!!
Ah. Those flutters. How many flutters have I heard over the last 30 years? So great.
Holy cow you did it again Stich-opened up a whole new world for me by simply playing the minor pentatonic-and I LOVE jamming in mixolydian-yet again you make it simple to understand and give me something new to work on! Thank you sir!!
Great stuff. I love the idea of Trey flipping to Mixo by just mentally inverting the chord order. And there's lots of little chunks to work on. Thanks!
Been looking for help with prince Caspian’s solo for years. Have always loved the song and then I heard the 97 Amsterdam solo. Have been working on it ever since. This has me so pumped!
Really informative video lesson!! Thank you🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great video. Great stuff as always. I even like the flubs.
Thanks for making scales fun again man! Thank you
Love it!
ooooo just what i need!
Outstanding! Just what the Dr. ordered today!!
loved it
Great video Stich! I feel it enhanced my approach at sounding more flavorful. Thank you Stich, thank you Trey, thank you Jerry! lol
This vid definitely got you another sub!!!! Your teaching style and humble approach is just incredible. So glad that I found you and can't wait to fall deep into the rabbit hole that is Stichmethod Guitar vids!!!
Great lesson Stitch!
Great Video! This was my first time watching one of your videos which i found while scrolling on the Phish subreddit page. Even though I dont play guitar or understand music theory, I find it fascinating (especially when its explained through my favorite guitarist). I just liked and subscribed and look forward to watching more vids on your channel. More Trey!!
Love your work... even though I don't play, I love learning more about Phish and Trey.
Thought of this lesson last nght!!! Sick shows
great vid Ian!!
I need to tell you something Mr. Stitch you know what's up when you showed bending the 4th to hit the 5th i went to bb king bminor backing track used what you taught in this video and bent that 4th note man I just progressed my playing skill again I really dont know how tell you but if you were here or me over there I would tell you threw my strat your a great person showing us the how to communicate music I have made a lot of progress since I first started watching your chaneaI did not understand what you where saying a few years back kept viewing your channel mostly because you are s true teacher musician your humble and probley in person people are comfortable around you to me its the most important part in learning guitar I'm ready to gig dude the covid the law nothing if God is willing I'll be performing for a few thousand people outdoors im going to use backing tracts and use what I've learned from you to improvise I have had help with an other great instructor watched videos like your friend Shawn Michaels he is a master on gigs.i can go on and on cant say enough or thank you a million times, comment every video press every like button and subcribe this is my dream coming true thanks to you mostly and 2 others..Thank you Mr.Stitch......Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico usa.
Honest not fair that we aren’t paying for these videos, this guys is a damn good teacher
You're so right! All I can say is I support him on patreon with his complete pratice tier. SOOOOO Worth it btw. He is so humble and pumps out bonus sessions like a mad man.
A while back while learning theory, someone told me that "the root is the fifth of the fourth". It took I while before I came to understand what that meant.
I have been noodling on this those c's and f's with thrills really sounds sweet, I will sign up to the Patron after this month is done, but this is cool to jam on , great lesson ,
you are a super swell human. thank you. phish on!
Outstanding lesson, Ian. Thank you!!
Spread the word. Glad you enjoyed it
@@StichMethodGuitar Random question for you, Ian: I've been thinking about buying one of the PRS Hollowbody models (debating between the McCarty HBII and the HBII Piezo) Do you ever use the Piezo pickup?
Phenomenal lesson
Thanks Neil!
You’re a beast! Phlubs happen don’t sweat it great video!!
Phlubs. Great name for a band.
Hey stitch! Another great vid! Tone is on point. . What you running that prs through?
Also, Would love to see a vid on treys solo approach in possum. There's some really good techniques going on there.
Your pretty good!
I so enjoyed this. Really enjoy your channel and really consider you a Phriend ❤
Whats better that listening to Trey Anastasio play?
Derek Trucks and Anastasio playing together
Was there! In the VIP pit. Absolutely awesome
You didn't say it, but the relative minor to G is E so you could also call it the E minor pentatonic. Excellent demo of Trey's approach to playing. I just saw two shows in my home state of SC and he was on fire. Prince Caspian was played night 2.
Wow..your really into Fish..at first I thought it was a Prince mindset..lol
What amp and pedals are you using to get that tone in the introduction? It sounds fantastic.
Love me some Phish! and Stich! and Prince Caspian is a favorite of mine!
Let me know what you think
Magnaball Tweezer-Caspian mic drop!
Love that you got his tone. I thought you had a Trey model phred guitar though.
I do and I LOVE it, I was just recording videos in a row and never unplugged the PRS... next time!
@@StichMethodGuitar no worries all your guitars sound good.
Loved the video, but have a burning question. When you do that G shaped chord tone walk down, why does it sound so good when you land on the D note? I would have thought to land on the G (root), but for some reason it sounds more phishy when you land on the D. Been trying to figure it out since you came out with this video haha
Because it’s the fifth of the chord and it is part of the chord that is both balance and has an inner tension. 5s are great to land on
Wasn't a fan, until now. Nice sound! Just never exposed to them before your channel.
Dude what kind of pickups are in this guitar ? Are they the SD sh1?
If the jam portion of the song had included the V chord (in other words, in this case if it included the chords G, C, and D rather than just G and C), would a Mixolydian solo still “work”? I would think that the F natural would potentially clash with the F# of the D chord. Or would it still work, introducing a bluesy minor 3rd / major 3rd tension on the V chord?
Well the video I mention early on talks about that, it is not uncommon to play Mixo until the D and then switch to either G Major or D arpeggios for the D chord. The Grateful Dead do this in Samson and Delilah
On the Trey move you described, it's hold on the root note for about a 4 count, noodle and trill, then land on the root note an octave down and hold?
That’s a form of it yes
@@StichMethodGuitar Thanks, Ian! You have been an invaluable resource for helping me with my playing.
How about if I like the sound of Stich
Hey Mr Stitch. I bought the same guitar as you a few weeks ago but the setup is super high. Just wondered if yours is that way as well?
Nope, quite low, maybe happened in shipping or it got used to the new home. Time for a setup. It will make a world of a difference
@@StichMethodGuitar Thanks man. WIll do. Its a great guitar. I have the Charcoal Burst. Gorgeous.
in the mind of Lydian? maybe comes next🙂
Never heard of him!
Forgive me, but why do I think that the G major pentatonic in your video is really in E? The 12-15 on the low E and up is what I usually use to jam to songs in E. If you think you can clear that up it would be awesome
Each box has a minor root and a major root. The E minor pentatonic is the same as the G Major pentatonic. Watch my Pentatonic Mastery Playlist 👍
@@StichMethodGuitar Thank you, that looks awesome. I only use and know the pentatonic/pentatonic blues scale, which I've gotten pretty good at, but id like to expand beyond that. However, I am excited to expand my knowledge just within the pentatonic scale myself, using your video for the next hour or so. I am still struggling with understanding and conceptualizing "relative keys" and how they work. Do you have a video for that too?
Search “Stichmethod Relative Minor” and then Stichmethod Holy Grail…. Let me know
@@StichMethodGuitar Awesome! Thank you for these videos, your teaching style is perfect for me and my autistic self. If you take requests, always more Trey videos, you absolutely nailed this one and it is very helpful to me in terms of branching out from the pentatonic.
@@StichMethodGuitar do you offer private lessons?
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