This is my favorite scale but I call it jewish ahava raba and I always play it in E like you. Check the program at gootar com - vocals - chords from scales - and you can get a lot of other chords that fit with it like.. E F G# dim A m B dim C aug5 D m ----------- E 7th F maj7 G# dim7 A m maj7 B ø half dim° C aug5 maj7 D m 7th E seventh dim°9th F maj7 m +9 w3 G# m flat5 -9 6th A minor ninth maj7th B m flat5 7th -9 C major ninth #5 D minor ninth
@johnscraco the phrygian dominant scale is actually the "5th" mode of the harmonic minor scale.. for example, the E phrygian dominant scale comes from the A harmonic minor scale..
so you can play the harmonic minor scale on A, locrian #6 on B, ionian #5 on C, dorian #4 on D, lydian #2 on F and superlocrian on G#. they would all have the same notes, so basically "relative" scales..
@johnscraco and if you're playing over an E dominant chord (E7, with only 1 3 5 b7 degrees, and no extensions such as b9, 11 or 13) then you can play the E mixolydian mode (5th mode of the major scale), E lydian-b7 mode and the E mixolydian-b6 mode (4th and 5th modes of the melodic minor scale).. or any of their relative scales..
poli oreo solo! gennika ola ta videos su ta spane! to igkekrimeno solo stin arxi tu video, mporis na mu peis an stoxeveis chord tones? giafto ine toso melodiko?
CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP i dont understand, if its in e why is it that when i play the scale it all sounds like it relates to A ?!?!?! please reply somebody thanks.
You are great teacher man :) I'm playing the guitar for probably seven years and I can tell all guys how helpful are videos like that. When I wrote my first song I didn't know what phrygian dominant scale is and I composed notes by ear and after few months someone told me that this is phrygian dominant (mode of harmonic minor) this is really great scale and I give you full respect for teaching the others :) It's kinda cool when you move up a half-step seventh note of this scale. Greetings man!
dude thank you for lhe lesson i love the Phrygian mode and this was a cool lesson for it. any chance though you revisit it using some precussive acoustic strums?
Rlly, "minor" is an umbrella term for music that makes use of all the collections of pitches referred to as the natural, melodic, and harmonic minor scales. So to solo in minor with max proficiency, you should be able to use all of them in the larger context of whatever minor key you are in, depending on whether you have a major 5, or you're leading back to the 1, etc.
Aeolian happens when you decide, for artistic reasons, to avoid traditionally minor features like raised 6&7
Rlly, "minor" is an umbrella term for music that makes use of all the collections of pitches referred to as the natural, melodic, and harmonic minor scales. So to solo in minor with max proficiency, you should be able to use all of them in the larger context of whatever minor key you are in, depending on whether you have a major 5, or you're leading back to the 1, etc.
Aeolian happens when you decide, for artistic reasons, to avoid traditionally minor features like raised 6&7
Thanks a lot, actually I was looking on Westfield before and also on some Staggs and so on... I think I will head to a guitar center to try out some guitars :)
Hi Theodore Ziras, Im not sure how the g sharp diminished chord pattern looks like. Could You Tell Me The What The Notes On each string are in that chord? Thanks. I Really Love your videos!
You use 3 chords in this video: E major, f major and G# diminished. Can we use more chords? I think 3 chords is small number of chords. Which else chords can we use?
@letecagitara You just need to form the triad based on each degree. I'll give you the chords and take a look and see if you know what I mean:
E Maj, F Maj, G# dim, A min, B dim, C Aug, D min.
All the notes are there in the scale, you just have to know what the scale is and count out the distances in degrees to find the triads (chord tones) for each degree.
i don't understand anything about dominant or such... I've learned a lil by myself, just know penthatonics and some sweep but idk how to play the guitar :( I just know how to make it sound
Over the past few months you have become a very inspiring mentor and role model for me. i love your lessons i can't thank you enough for what you do for your viewers. You are the man Theodore.
Thank you for fulfilling my request Theodore! A very good and (might I add) badass lesson. Not to mention it showed off your versatility. I was wondering if you could make a Lick of the Week with your take on soloing by "following each chord" (like Marty Friedman in Melodic Control).
Great lesson and solo Ziras. but this is where i get stuck, in 1 box. How do you comfortable with going up and down the neck and stay in key. Do you memorize all the boxes and switch to the next one?...or whats up? Thanks Ziras.!
Maybe in future lessons could you discuss about backing tracks and chord progressions based upon scales..Thanks for all your great work Theodore! *Subscribe* :D
akoma ena aperigrapto video apo ton Ttziras (Teacher Theodore Ziras) 8a htan kalo na eftiaxnes kai ena video kai ton tropo gia to solarisma...px gia kapoious dn kanoun kanoun ma8imata san emena na kseroun tin texnikh gia na solareis kai na mn anevokatevenoume tis scales kai kanoume pou k pou hammer on...:P Thank You ZIRAS
I would like to see you playing scales without doing vibrato at every last note.
Vibrato should be used as spice. As a variation or an alternative.
Don't get me wrong, I think you are awesome at guitar. But my teacher showed me this, because once I used vibrato carelessly. And it's really not that simple to just stop doing something you once did by automation.
Just a tip! (: By the way, I love your lessons and I do learn a lot.
I think he knows what he is doing.. and he is probably doing it because he is using an acoustic guitar to make the notes live a bit longer otherwise they'd fade away pretty fast.
Looks like my acoustic, but mines purple. :D Love the phrygian dominant stuff, my favorite scales, especially in combination with the diminished scales
Isn't it gorgeous??!! Ive found my home with this scale, just amazing. Great lessons, one of the best teachers out there, no question. Thanks again Theo!! :)
Your great Theodore, thank you so much for these videos : )
MFourReye0 1 month ago
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gooootar 3 months ago
p.s. I like the way you explain things and you are a great player.
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gooootar 3 months ago
Would this kind of scale fall under the category of "modes", right?
Krillain 3 months ago in playlist Liked
@Krillain
yes ...it is the 5th mode of the Harmonic Minor scale
tziras 3 months ago
@Krillain Thank you :D
Krillain 3 months ago
How many acoustic playing videos do you have?
Seriously it's very inspiring for me when i see this kind of videos and i learn it very fast.
Can you take it like a suggestion? Do more of this!
Thanks for all the lessons!
DavixeTheBoss 4 months ago
@DavixeTheBoss
this is the only acoustic video
i am not specialist in acoustic guitar, thank you
tziras 4 months ago
what other scales can i use along with the e phrygian dominant scale? thank you.
johnscraco 4 months ago
@johnscraco
none..because of the dominant seven chord on the background
Dominant seven chord is the chord of Mixolydian scale
that it totally different in terms of sound
tziras 4 months ago
@johnscraco the phrygian dominant scale is actually the "5th" mode of the harmonic minor scale.. for example, the E phrygian dominant scale comes from the A harmonic minor scale..
so you can play the harmonic minor scale on A, locrian #6 on B, ionian #5 on C, dorian #4 on D, lydian #2 on F and superlocrian on G#. they would all have the same notes, so basically "relative" scales..
84furqan 4 months ago
@johnscraco and if you're playing over an E dominant chord (E7, with only 1 3 5 b7 degrees, and no extensions such as b9, 11 or 13) then you can play the E mixolydian mode (5th mode of the major scale), E lydian-b7 mode and the E mixolydian-b6 mode (4th and 5th modes of the melodic minor scale).. or any of their relative scales..
hope thats helpful.. :)
and if
84furqan 4 months ago
Theo you play so well, I have been following you since your Bellas days.. Greetings from South america, Great both hands playing guitar ever!
luchoq77 5 months ago
poli oreo solo! gennika ola ta videos su ta spane! to igkekrimeno solo stin arxi tu video, mporis na mu peis an stoxeveis chord tones? giafto ine toso melodiko?
Savvas1211 6 months ago
@Savvas1211
stoxevw stis toniki kai paizw oso pio apla ginete
tziras 6 months ago
is it just me or does he play right handed but in the intro he has a picture left handed?
FenderBENder0002 9 months ago
@FenderBENder0002 he mirrors his videos so he doesnt end up confusing people
JGGC95I 8 months ago
Wherre can I find your backing track?
SAtand 9 months ago
@SAtand
check my website (Lick of the week section)
tziras 9 months ago
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harddiab 10 months ago
Plz ! could you tell me from Where can i start play the scale of this song Babylon by Stratovarius ??
Thanks so much for lesson
keep it up;)
harddiab 10 months ago
@harddiab
it is on Eb Phrygian Dominant scale
tziras 10 months ago
CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP i dont understand, if its in e why is it that when i play the scale it all sounds like it relates to A ?!?!?! please reply somebody thanks.
JoshGoldie 10 months ago
@JoshGoldie
watch Part 1 ,2, the answer is there
tziras 10 months ago
@JoshGoldie e phrygian dominant is the 5th mode of A harmonic minor
rock2011roll 10 months ago
You are great teacher man :) I'm playing the guitar for probably seven years and I can tell all guys how helpful are videos like that. When I wrote my first song I didn't know what phrygian dominant scale is and I composed notes by ear and after few months someone told me that this is phrygian dominant (mode of harmonic minor) this is really great scale and I give you full respect for teaching the others :) It's kinda cool when you move up a half-step seventh note of this scale. Greetings man!
HuberttXXX17 11 months ago
dude thank you for lhe lesson i love the Phrygian mode and this was a cool lesson for it. any chance though you revisit it using some precussive acoustic strums?
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Is that a custom guitar, or do they sell left handed acoustics like that? I'm a lefty and need a good acoustic. Thanks.
mattdd05 1 year ago
@mattdd05
this is a really cheap acoustic (Westfield)
you can find it on ebay for less than 150 euros
tziras 1 year ago
You sure like your guitars green. Oh and thanx for the lessons!
branimirs 1 year ago
he holds the acoustic like its a feather... oh gosh......so strong...
DeBuraInc01 1 year ago
awesome, subscribed
thej0hnson 1 year ago
Nice!! show more !! and thanks
SplendiD78 1 year ago
Thanks for your music, though :)
MrBlackieee 1 year ago
Thanks for the lesson, and also Territory 4 is good :)
Where can I get all the modes, intervals, scales, chord progressions etc, can u help me with a link, please :)
MrBlackieee 1 year ago
@MrBlackieee
just get a good theory book
i cannot find a "all in one" link to provide you
tziras 1 year ago
really love you tutorials....please post more about phrygian scales
scratchsatriani 1 year ago
really good lesson thanks! do you have a link to the other positions of the scale? i want to learn to go all over the neck.
thefightbackband 1 year ago
@thefightbackband
no...i don't video about all the 5 positions
it is not difficult to find on google
tziras 1 year ago
Do you have any tips on soloing in Harmonic minor, as in what other scales can be used while using all 7 modes?
LichKingSkullWart 1 year ago
@LichKingSkullWart
the only tip is to treat Harmonic minor as an Aeolian with a major seventh
...this will make things easier
tziras 1 year ago
@LichKingSkullWart
Rlly, "minor" is an umbrella term for music that makes use of all the collections of pitches referred to as the natural, melodic, and harmonic minor scales. So to solo in minor with max proficiency, you should be able to use all of them in the larger context of whatever minor key you are in, depending on whether you have a major 5, or you're leading back to the 1, etc.
Aeolian happens when you decide, for artistic reasons, to avoid traditionally minor features like raised 6&7
mephistefales 1 year ago
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@LichKingSkullWart
Rlly, "minor" is an umbrella term for music that makes use of all the collections of pitches referred to as the natural, melodic, and harmonic minor scales. So to solo in minor with max proficiency, you should be able to use all of them in the larger context of whatever minor key you are in, depending on whether you have a major 5, or you're leading back to the 1, etc.
Aeolian happens when you decide, for artistic reasons, to avoid traditionally minor features like raised 6&7
mephistefales 1 year ago
good job man i love latin style of solo.... i like that thanks man........ great....
megalordthrashmetal4 1 year ago
@Ghaeis666
no...we did the sessions online
tziras 1 year ago
how can you play exactly 2 strings without hitting the others? i cant do that :) need some more practice.
marino4691 1 year ago
@marino4691 Takes some muscle memory, it does everything, it's like chord changing. :P
ThaFiloon 1 year ago
@ThaFiloon Hmm ok. Too bad i quit playing guitar with 10 years. had to start from beginnin now
marino4691 1 year ago
@marino4691
just practice...
tziras 1 year ago
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marino4691 1 year ago
dude you rockS! do you have a tab for this?
dontgimmenolip10477 1 year ago
@dontgimmenolip10477
check the video info
tziras 1 year ago
Thodori ta spas to xereis?
Dhladh pragmatika pera apo to eisai taxytatos, exeis kai metadotikothta sa daskalos.
Keep up the good work my friend!
stevespeeder 1 year ago
@stevespeeder
afou to les esy...tote mborei na eine etsi (oti ta spaw!!)
tziras 1 year ago
Hi Theodore, what guitar do you use in this video? And can you recommend me a cheap guitar that will sound good?
012345678963258741 1 year ago
@012345678963258741
this guitar is a "Westfield" acoustic
very cheap guitar.....nothing spectacular
about electric guitar i recommend you Ibanez.
all the models around 400euros are good for the money
tziras 1 year ago
@tziras
Thanks a lot, actually I was looking on Westfield before and also on some Staggs and so on... I think I will head to a guitar center to try out some guitars :)
012345678963258741 1 year ago
Hi Theodore Ziras, Im not sure how the g sharp diminished chord pattern looks like. Could You Tell Me The What The Notes On each string are in that chord? Thanks. I Really Love your videos!
wirahamzah 1 year ago
@wirahamzah
G#dim= G# B D
play them anywhere on the neck...
tziras 1 year ago
@tziras Thanks Tz!
wirahamzah 1 year ago
man you are awesooooommm omg i love the song of the ending
memo4653 1 year ago
good good good!!! Saludos desde México!!
lecheparavaka 1 year ago
Very good lesson. I've been wanting to play this style of music. (Been trying to be adaptable to most, if not, all styles.)
MrDrProfessorJrMD 2 years ago
just awesome!
Kraviotho 2 years ago
well you are a real guitar-spartan hehe ;D anyway, youre one of the best guitarplayers on youtube man
vicvancedance 2 years ago
file eisai katapliktikos!! subscribed, xairethsmata apo KRHTH
frantnik 2 years ago
Hey are you from greece man??Anyway fucking awsome!
CoolKwstas123 2 years ago
Yes..Athens/Greece
tziras 2 years ago
@tziras Apo tin profora to katalava :P Euxaristw gia to mathima file!! Awsome Lesson!
CoolKwstas123 2 years ago
Hi Theo. As a beginner on metal style. What DVD lesson of yours should I buy first?
Thanks.
fogsy11 2 years ago
I really don't know to answer you...
depends what you want to learn..??
tziras 2 years ago
Good work, keep it up!
JensHausmann 2 years ago
muy bien
AlejoGuitarRocker 2 years ago
great stuff really awsome lessons
meatloafgodxer 2 years ago
A little sloppy there, Theo :P.
But it's fine, man -- you're amazing. Plus I know it's hard to shred on an acoustic haha.
DatWonGuy 2 years ago
Yes i agree...this performance it is not very good
this video was one take...no overdubs
i am not acoustic guitarist
but i think that you got the idea of what i am saying on this video...
tziras 2 years ago
Yep. I'm actually jealous of how good you are. But, as long as I keep practicing well, I'll catch up haha.
You rock, man! Thanks for the lessons.
DatWonGuy 2 years ago
yo man great guitar playing where can i buy your CD ?
absurdV 2 years ago
check my official webstore @
TheodoreZiras(dot)com
tziras 2 years ago
you are formidably, bravissimo, joselito amigo
joselitomarjarino 2 years ago
haha did i just spot the Line6 PodX2 in the background? order mine just seconds ago! Keep up the awesome lessons man
katanakiller 2 years ago
exxelente buen toque amigo y buena la explicacion we saludos desde venezuela 5/5 guitarr classika
RICARDOTHEHARD666 2 years ago
You use 3 chords in this video: E major, f major and G# diminished. Can we use more chords? I think 3 chords is small number of chords. Which else chords can we use?
letecagitara 2 years ago
Check on wikepdia the Harmonic Minor scale
There you can find all the chords of each mode
tziras 2 years ago
@letecagitara You just need to form the triad based on each degree. I'll give you the chords and take a look and see if you know what I mean:
E Maj, F Maj, G# dim, A min, B dim, C Aug, D min.
All the notes are there in the scale, you just have to know what the scale is and count out the distances in degrees to find the triads (chord tones) for each degree.
pstlwhppd 2 years ago
great vids thank u very much teacher +)
AZUFO1123 2 years ago
cool video i really like learning things about the guitar
j311wicks 2 years ago
Thanks for the video! Thanks for explaining the reason for the G# diminished chord. Awesome.
croix1957 2 years ago
i don't understand anything about dominant or such... I've learned a lil by myself, just know penthatonics and some sweep but idk how to play the guitar :( I just know how to make it sound
MartinEmilioSalgado 2 years ago
Good job!! Keep posting videos!!!!!
Pickmonster 2 years ago
I just love your picking technique! i learned a lot form you, thanks!
nickvisstick 2 years ago
Awesome vid Theodore. Thanks for the friendinvite !! Tried to comment on your channel, but it disappeared 3 times lol.
A.D. :))
4DRY4N 2 years ago
i suppose it was a YouTube error
tziras 2 years ago
Over the past few months you have become a very inspiring mentor and role model for me. i love your lessons i can't thank you enough for what you do for your viewers. You are the man Theodore.
nocturnal5150 2 years ago
Thanks for the great videos!
I have only started watching them a few weeks now, but I look forward to the new one each time :)
I also just bought your CD on iTunes (Territory 4) great work!
Meteor245 2 years ago
tnx mr ziras...your a great teacher
ichi612 2 years ago
Nice once again! I'm always looking forward to your great lessons!
albooher1 2 years ago
Thank you for fulfilling my request Theodore! A very good and (might I add) badass lesson. Not to mention it showed off your versatility. I was wondering if you could make a Lick of the Week with your take on soloing by "following each chord" (like Marty Friedman in Melodic Control).
BraydonSzafranski 2 years ago
Ok man...i will do it...thanks
tziras 2 years ago
Great lesson and solo Ziras. but this is where i get stuck, in 1 box. How do you comfortable with going up and down the neck and stay in key. Do you memorize all the boxes and switch to the next one?...or whats up? Thanks Ziras.!
jekyll1776 2 years ago
I am using 5 boxes for every scale
I memorize them...this is the only way
tziras 2 years ago
Yet again!!! you Rock!!
DevilDriver343 2 years ago
Thanks; sounds awesome.
TooFreakingRelaxed 2 years ago 2
fantastic!!!!!!!!!
catfishanthony 2 years ago 2
its kinda like the harmonic scale.. i love the color of your guitar
helmentNthebush 2 years ago
Excellent 5 Stars
loveguitars 2 years ago
you amazing son of a bitch :)
MegaRatchet123 2 years ago
my friend well done well done , i look at your lessions everyweek , and i like them so much ;) god bless you and keep going to serve music :D
From Kurdistan
Shvan
KurdishRockstar1 2 years ago
Maybe in future lessons could you discuss about backing tracks and chord progressions based upon scales..Thanks for all your great work Theodore! *Subscribe* :D
Ps:
what program do you use for the backing tracks?
tstorm881989 2 years ago
yes i will do a video about chord progressions etc
i make the backing tracks on Cubase SX
I am programming all the instruments
tziras 2 years ago
akoma ena aperigrapto video apo ton Ttziras (Teacher Theodore Ziras) 8a htan kalo na eftiaxnes kai ena video kai ton tropo gia to solarisma...px gia kapoious dn kanoun kanoun ma8imata san emena na kseroun tin texnikh gia na solareis kai na mn anevokatevenoume tis scales kai kanoume pou k pou hammer on...:P Thank You ZIRAS
JohnGetonTop 2 years ago
what kind of guitar is that?
Ibanez723 2 years ago
Palm Bay Guitars
(now out off business)
tziras 2 years ago
great lessons theodore keep em comeing
mulishaman06 2 years ago
Thank you ZIRAS!
bruce3635 2 years ago
lol ZirasTV
Knuxus 2 years ago
I would like to see you playing scales without doing vibrato at every last note.
Vibrato should be used as spice. As a variation or an alternative.
Don't get me wrong, I think you are awesome at guitar. But my teacher showed me this, because once I used vibrato carelessly. And it's really not that simple to just stop doing something you once did by automation.
Just a tip! (: By the way, I love your lessons and I do learn a lot.
-Kazshmir
Kazshmir 2 years ago
I think he knows what he is doing.. and he is probably doing it because he is using an acoustic guitar to make the notes live a bit longer otherwise they'd fade away pretty fast.
Vignirv 2 years ago
@Vignirv
I'm SURE he knows what he is doing. I really am. But no it's not just when he plays acoustic. It's in every lesson.
Kazshmir 2 years ago
@ Kazshmir. thank the lord for your tips on carelessly using vibrato. your teacher must have been more than human.
fitzwilliamcobra 2 years ago
I didn't get that?
Kazshmir 2 years ago
Nice lesson man, your a very good teacher. Thanks for this wonderful video.
Take care
jazzyedwin24 2 years ago
Cool guitar with your Green ID color, also customer made model?
steve102193 2 years ago
no...just a normal cheap acoustic
tziras 2 years ago
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killer1098 2 years ago
great lesson theodore ! can you tell me how thick your picks are ?
tobbaask 2 years ago
Dunlop Stubby 3mm (the small ones)
tziras 2 years ago
Fantastic lessons
JaoquinQ 2 years ago
Looks like my acoustic, but mines purple. :D Love the phrygian dominant stuff, my favorite scales, especially in combination with the diminished scales
Brandonsanity 2 years ago
Good scale and lesson.
SoAdKId 2 years ago
excelente el estilo
gusadolfo123 2 years ago
Such an awesome sounding scale. :D Thank you for the lesson.
sssShawnnnn 2 years ago
Isn't it gorgeous??!! Ive found my home with this scale, just amazing. Great lessons, one of the best teachers out there, no question. Thanks again Theo!! :)
seekah1 2 years ago
damn! this so musical, thank you theodore!
ledu88 2 years ago
Very nice! Love that backing track
xgibsonxsgx 2 years ago
nice!!
Servant0fSteel 2 years ago
Do you create your own backing tracks?
rizzelet 2 years ago
Yes.....
tziras 2 years ago
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niggers.
mclaurin10 2 years ago 5
indeed
antoniown 2 years ago