The ultimate scale/arpeggio lesson

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This is an introduction to my book, PLAY SKILLFULLY, a book which provides guitarists with one of the most thorough maps of the fret board yet to be printed. Obviously, the book is the lesson - not the YouTube video.

A systematic approach which provides 12 fingerings of the major, harmonic minor, and melodic minor scales, as well as the modes and arpeggios nested within them.

I'm very honored that Jamey Aebersold selected my book to be included in his catalog. You can get the book from Jamey Aebersold's site....

http://www.jazzbooks.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=JAJAZZ&a...

or from Amazon...

http://www.amazon.com/Play-Skillfully-Volumes-Bound-Version/dp/B004J50DZE/ref...

or from my web store (which also contains other books & lessons)...

http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/guitar_player

See previews of sample pages at....

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/play-skillfully---volumes-1-2-and-...

One of the most comprehensive works ever undertaken to teach the two octave fingerings of the modes and arpeggios nested within the MAJOR, HARMONIC MINOR, and MELODIC MINOR scales. These fingering patterns provide a comprehensive roadmap of the fret board which will give the guitarist unlimited options for improvisation and guitar arranging. As each guitarist learns differently, the material is presented in standard notation, tablature, and block diagrams to accommodate various learning styles. Used alongside the building of repertoire, transcription and composition of solos, and improvisation studies, this material in this book will give the guitarist the ability to see the fretboard as a endless array of possibilities for musical expression. 4 books in one, Volumes 1, 2, & 3 as well as the contents of Zamar Guitar. 374 pages.

In the video, I'm playing a Gibson Custom Shop Wes Montgomery L-5 through a 1980s Roland JC-55 amp.

Thanks - and happy picking,

David

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[maczalof]

hey, love ur playing. I tried downloading from ur website but coudnt, it took me to lulu.com. unfortunately the files were missing, i need those materials as soon as possible.

[ZamarGeetar]

@maczalof Check back on my website. Any day now I'm going to have a NEW format up on my website with the tab available for free for most of my lessons.

[ABCDACRUZ]

POUCA CONVERSA E MAIS MÚSICA.

É ISSO QUE ESPERAMOS.!!

[ZamarGeetar]

@ABCDACRUZ Obrigado meu amigo! Eu tentarei afixar mais musica! Pardon por favor meu português deficiente!

[toby1kenobe]

he doesnt sound like PG at all!?

[MrRedman]

Placed my order just now. I'm excited =)

[Mariguanamastuh]

Thank you for posting this. Most guitar teachers these days only want to make money so you learn slower. The info that you put out really helps your creativity. Ive never learned this fast. :D

[TheDilligan]

Your performance at the beginning is SUPERB!!!

[musicalkayla16]

You've convinced me. I need to buy this book.

[denom03]

cool - fascinating - i'm a convert! :D

[ABCDACRUZ]

POUCA CONVERSA E MAIS MÚSICA.

É ISSO QUE  ESPERAMOS.!!

[Bleddyn38]

Hey man I really like your videos. massive kudos on your videos. really helpful. particularly the all the things you are video. with SO many chord charts out there it's great to be shown some tasty voicings. Just a quick question though regarding this video, where you play two consecutive notes with the same first finger like when you play the D or A major for example. would you actually do that when you play or would use 1st finger then 2nd?