【爵士課堂】電貝Lick：SD.45 - Lydian Jazz Lick for Bass

Lydian Jazz Lick for Bass - lesson with Scott Devine (L#45)http://www.scottsbasslessons.com/licks/lydian-type-jazz-lick-bass-lesson-part-1.htmlIn this new bass lesson I’m going to show you a nice little lick you can play over a Major 7th chord.What’s interesting about this one, is that there’s a sharp 11th in it, which creates the “tension”. If something makes you think of the Simpson’s, that’s because of this very tension note.If you’re not used to hearing 11th (or 4th) played over Major 7 chords, it will probably create… tension in your body, which is the point! But after a time, you’ll get used to it and it should be a nice tension.If you haven’t watched my lesson How to learn Arpeggios on the bass, it might be a good idea to do so: in this lesson, I’m showing you how you should learn your arpeggios starting from different fingers –index, major and pinky. Here we’re gonna use the “third position” (starting from the pinky).Have fun!---http://www.scottsbasslessons.com FREE BASS LESSONS visit Scott's site. There you can view FREE BASS TUTORIALS covering bass soloing - improvisation - walking bass - grooves etc or contact Scott for 1to1 Skype lessons with real time screen sharing and correspondence lessons."In this bass lesson I show you a jazz type bass lick that is based around the lydian tonality."Scott has studied with an amazing host of world class musicians including Skuli Sverrisson (Allan Holdsworth), Jeff Andrews, Ralph Alessi, Ravi Coltrane, Brad Shepik and Adam Rogers. He was also lucky enough to study extensively with Gary Willis in Barcelona from 2006 to 2007.http://www.scottdevinemusic.com