Pat Metheny - Using Chromatics and Repetition To Create Tension | Jazz Rock Guitar Lesson
This week I take a look at a really easy to use Pat Metheny idea that allows us to move through various chord progressions without having to worry about scales or theory, instead using chromaticism to create tension! Support me on Patreon: / mbacarellaguitar Check out my new solo guitar album, Standard Deviation, here(includes a PDF with transcriptions): https://mikebacarella.bandcamp.com/al... Skype lessons are available! Please send me an email at [email protected] to inquire! Follow me on Instagram: @mbacarellaguitar
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