One of the best backing track!!!

Back to back gems. Having great tracks to improv over, makes all the difference. Merci big Z.

Sebastien you are incredible. This is one of your best tracks EVER! I love it! 🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥

This is really cool and very relaxing. Thankyou.

Just checked this out before rehearsal.... Thanks Sébastien! It just opens my head more for exploring!

My favorite yet!

Just found your channel. Such a wonderful platform for practice and improvisation. This is helping immensely. Thanks!

I tell ya Z - I've really come to love this one. That chord progression and arrangement puts me in mind of 90s Prefab Sprout, so fun to play over. Thanks Merry Christmas. Noel?

I WAS FEELING THAT ONE

Dude... I got my jam on. Thanks I needed that!😻

Most awesome guitar teacher you.

Nice one, sweet groove. 🏝🌞🌟

so smooth.....

Another killer track, Sebastien! Big fun!

Had fun playing over that, uplifting stuff, much needed at the moment. Bravo!

nice track very enjoyable tp play with..cheers

Thanks for this inspiring track!

Gracias!

C´est tellement bon que j'ai dû m arrêter sur la bande d'arrêt d´urgence.

@SebastienZunino

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 et t’as applaudi j’espère 😂😂😂

@patbreacadh

2 жыл бұрын

🌡🌞👍

Respect My Brother Sébastien. Your Amazing

Thanks!

@SebastienZunino

Жыл бұрын

thank you !

Could someone explain me why A minor also works on this track? How it works through the theory? оО

@nolanbmore

2 жыл бұрын

First look at the notes in the Em scale, E F# G A B C D Then if you check out the notes in the Am pentatonic scale: A C D E G, you see that all of the notes in Am pentatonic can also be found in Em, even the 2nd note in Am diatonic - B- can be found in Em, so when you play in Am you’re playing the same notes, just around a different root, it’s like looking at the harmony from a different point of view Some real fun is when you mix them together, try playing “in Am” but then throwing in that F# blue note sometimes, happy jamming

@user-kg7xn4ne7y

2 жыл бұрын

@@nolanbmore Oh dude, thank you a lot! Is there any name for such a thing? isn't it parallel key? I would figure out how I could better my improvising through swithcing harmonies. Thank you!

@chordify4016

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-kg7xn4ne7y The two scales are not related in music theory it's a coincidence that the 5 notes from A minor pentatonic scale (A C D E G) are part of E minor scale (E F# G A B C D) it's like playing e minor pentatonic scale over a backing track in b minor

@nolanbmore

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-kg7xn4ne7y a parallel key is when you have the same tonic, so the parallel key of e minor would be e major, A minor is what’s called the “subdominant” of E minor, this is the name for the 4th scale degree, in this case E F# G (A),

@patbreacadh

2 жыл бұрын

The full 7-note mode starting on A which works on this progression, or to be more precise, which is diatonic to this progression is A Dorian. Dorian is a minor mode because the third in it (in this case C natural), as measured from the root (in this case A), is minor. The full mode goes as follows 1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7, in the case of A Dorian: A B C D E F# G A. Now E minor is the key of this piece. E minor is the relative minor of G major. A Dorian is the second mode of G major. In Em, Dorian is the 4th mode. As explained in the previous comments, the notes of A Dorian (and of course of G Major) are the same notes as E minor, but starting (and ending) A. The note which makes Dorian Dorian, and gives it its specific flavour compared to the other minor modes of the major scale is the major sixth, which for A Dorian is F#.

под эти аккорды моя ямаха сг 2000 поет!

but can I copy the chord progression?..lol

Alright. Now I’m getting worried. No tracks in 4 weeks?!

Does C/D mean C with D in the bass?

@SebastienZunino

2 жыл бұрын

Yes C major with D in the bass

@countblue

2 жыл бұрын

​@@SebastienZunino Thank you.