Milan Polak Guitar Lesson #12 - "Alien Nation" pt.1 of 3 (legato run)

[juanpablo255]

Milan Thanks So Much!!, I was looking for a video in wich I can watch and learn a good legato example and let me tell you that for me you made it better than a lot of people out there. Keep Playing.. See Ya on the Road!!

Jp.

[MilanPolak]

@juanpablo255 absolutely my pleasure! Thanks for your nice feedback.

[arealfanofmusic]

HOLY SHIT!!!

[MilanPolak]

:-D

[Adji87]

Good stuff as usual Milan! To be honest I don't own any of your albums, think I am going to have to get 'Murhpy's Law.' Keep up the great stuff Milan!

[MilanPolak]

thank you Adam! There's a link in the info section.

[777josu]

Killer!!!!!

[MilanPolak]

thank you very much man!

[col33145]

excellent m nice tech workout in this solo cool mate keep it up  thanks

[MilanPolak]

thx mate, really appreciated! :-)

[KirkCAH]

awesome lesson :)

[MilanPolak]

thank you, man! :-)

[diegoguitarrista]

Excelent ! Thanks!

[MilanPolak]

my pleasure! :-)

[SSHianez]

Killer runs :o !!!! thnk youu man !

[MilanPolak]

thank you for watching & your nice feedback! :-)

[Axemaniac]

Hi Milan, great playing and lesson as always! Do you have a good exercise for practising the type of wide left hand stretches that you play so well? Also if I was playing in B Aeolian (DMajor) for example, could I use the whole-tone scale for an outside tonality and if so which note would I start it on? Cheers.

[MilanPolak]

Hi Andy, thx for your kind words. To exercise left hand stretches I really suggest taking a simple legato lick in a higher position of the neck (where it feels comfortable) and then just slowly moving it down the fretboard. But don't hurt your hands! :-)

Of course you can use whole tone over a major chord, especially if the major chord has a dominant 7 character. I'd suggest starting on the root and taking it from there. But make sure to always return inside again... ;-)

[Axemaniac]

Hi Milan, thanks for that. I will get right on it! Keep the video lessons coming, they are really great! Best Wishes, Andy.