Im in between beginning and intermediate. A little chromaticism, 2 5 1 and alot of 6th diminished scale here and there. I gotta work on my arpeggios inversions and speed.
The key is keeping the melodic structure. A good musician like this guy still has the chord tones emphasized and timed correctly, and you can clearly hear the distinctions between the leading tones, arpeggio switches etc. I liked all of them equally
This is one of the current guitar trends that I just can't stand! The main difference in these three sections is speed. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the first part which is a melody in its own right. The second lick gets faster and then the third faster still. This is exactly why all the Young guitar players out there are obsessed with speed. Speedy playing should be a means to an end, the end being a great Melody. To all you young players out there just know this: a great 8th Note Melody is just as valid and could be even better than a sixteenth note or 32nd note Melody. Speed does not equal better!
You have to learn technique first, to choose what you wanna play then. If you are not capable to do something it s not an artistic choice but a limit to your expressivity. It s like picasso that could draw perfectly detailed scenes and then dropped that technique to invent cubism. In his case he chose to do so because knowledge gives you freedom, choice. This video is intended to sell courses, make people learn, so this has perfectly sense. Plus, the solos were all great, last one wasn t an endless 6 strings sweep
@@mandanglelow1442 so what s the point of criticize this video? Last one was speedy but tasty as well, note choice was cool and followed the chord progression well. They are offering lessons
All of them are good, but the beginner one gave a nostalgic feel, like if you were in a cafe, but all of them are good. Note: if you also hear the background music and not only the guitar licks, all of the levels sound better, there’s a piano on the background so it doesn’t really only sound like wrong notes anymore, so after that it’s up to you whether you prefer the beginner one or intermediate and advanced.
i think it is important to play like a beginner some times based on these. Accent with some fancier stuff. simplifying something and highlighting other things.
Lv.1 : Mainly about staying in the scale, stutters and fillers can happen beside licks. Jumps between scale boxes. Lv.2 : Can extend licks, elongate patterns along the fretboard and can connect them seamlessly into scale runs and vice versa. Lv.3 : Whole fretboard being the playground for your finger, now that all the boxes are already intertwined in your brain; you can start on any fret/any string and still make it "home", via many ways you've already learned and honed. (now you can curate the solo experience?)
True but you can tell these licks are predetermined in his last example the spacing is none existence causing everything to sound like he is playing a scale not very melodic just sounds rushed modes
@@AmilcarAlho-hj4feif that's the case then this was a failure especially at the end outside of speed everything was predetermined patterns that lacked spacing making it sound like scales played fast his licks were nonexistent in the advance level nothing stood out about it Actually it's on the same level as the beginner level imo if you know what you're hearing His phrasing needs work clearly The first two examples sound better melodic to the ears Advanced level not melodic whatsoever
I’m trying to stick to the beginner for now but I’m making my first jazz solo for bend and I’m kinda stuck I have a scale and pentatonic scale that I want to use but it sounds so boring and I wasn’t sure if I should learn arpeggios if anyone has any advice please help me
Not sure your example came across as intended funny thing is the first two examples sound better than the last advanced level Outside of speed on the last example no feel in the lick sound like everything was a predetermined pattern played over backing track and needed better spacing everything seemed rushed .
Why did you use different backingtracks? There's no point comparing different licks if they are not applied in the same context. The first example is a slow bossa nova, whereas the third is a fast bebop. Why? It interferes with the comparison, not to mention that it implies that advanced players have to play fast. Appart from that, very good skills. Thumbs up!
Las 3 formas no estan tocadas como un principiante… porque la rapidez no hace al guitarrista, sino la forma como senexpresa , se toca ybse interpreta.. muchos guitarristas no son tan rapidos pero tienen un gusto para tocar..
Which level are you aspiring for?
Noob 😄 btw whats the title of the first song?
@@GPRTV13 first two are essentially just licks over backings around 2-5-1 minor and major ideas. Last one is Cherokee!
Im in between beginning and intermediate. A little chromaticism, 2 5 1 and alot of 6th diminished scale here and there. I gotta work on my arpeggios inversions and speed.
В первой ты по тактам и акцентам не попал. Нет выразительности игры. Когда научишься будешь спрашивать про уровень😁
The beginner version was the best to listen to. The intermediate and advanced version was a bit fraudulent.
and the wise master just goes back to playing the first one again
Except with self-accompaniment
Musically it definitely made more sense than following two licks.
@@peterrazumnov5706only for someone that is not used to jazz.
@@AmilcarAlho-hj4fe Wynton Marsalis said
A mix is definitely nice. It all has its place. Mediterranean Sundance wouldn’t be the same without those insane licks or the gorgeous simple ones
I actually really liked the beginner one, people always focus so much on shredding bebop lines, but making good melody is just as important!
Same here. I prefer a good melody line over the woodlydoo solos.
The key is keeping the melodic structure. A good musician like this guy still has the chord tones emphasized and timed correctly, and you can clearly hear the distinctions between the leading tones, arpeggio switches etc. I liked all of them equally
1 year left to achieve the begginer level
1 month left bro you're doing great
did you make it
did you get it done? It's been a year.
It's been a year, are you a beginner now?
Are u a begginer?
I would like to be able to achieve all 3 levels. They all have an important role in certain contexts.
"Music for life"🎶
The beginner one was my favourite!
All the levels are beautiful
3 levels of speed more like it
That's exactly what I thinking LoL
Awesome. I think true musicianship and the hours sacrificed to obtain it are less noticed these days. I both hear it and appreciate it.
Good job!
Actually the first one was the genius lick.
There is something so beautiful about Luca's
Playing
His lessons are worth checking
Big fan
This is one of the current guitar trends that I just can't stand! The main difference in these three sections is speed. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the first part which is a melody in its own right. The second lick gets faster and then the third faster still. This is exactly why all the Young guitar players out there are obsessed with speed. Speedy playing should be a means to an end, the end being a great Melody. To all you young players out there just know this: a great 8th Note Melody is just as valid and could be even better than a sixteenth note or 32nd note Melody. Speed does not equal better!
You have to learn technique first, to choose what you wanna play then. If you are not capable to do something it s not an artistic choice but a limit to your expressivity. It s like picasso that could draw perfectly detailed scenes and then dropped that technique to invent cubism. In his case he chose to do so because knowledge gives you freedom, choice. This video is intended to sell courses, make people learn, so this has perfectly sense. Plus, the solos were all great, last one wasn t an endless 6 strings sweep
@@Hadri_ART yes like I said earlier all technique is a means to an end which is making great music or melodies
@@mandanglelow1442 so what s the point of criticize this video? Last one was speedy but tasty as well, note choice was cool and followed the chord progression well. They are offering lessons
Very true. It's just wankers on youtube who love showing off.
@@Hadri_ART You're missing my point.
the last one is so satisfying
The intermediate one was so fluid! Love it!
Bellissimo ascoltare la chitarra Jazz!
Meraviglioso il Jazz!
L' anello di congiunzione con Dio.
Alessandro.
All of them are good, but the beginner one gave a nostalgic feel, like if you were in a cafe, but all of them are good.
Note: if you also hear the background music and not only the guitar licks, all of the levels sound better, there’s a piano on the background so it doesn’t really only sound like wrong notes anymore, so after that it’s up to you whether you prefer the beginner one or intermediate and advanced.
Why do people hate fast jazz? The last one is obviously the coolest!
Jazz guitar is the best vibe in music!
Very nice indeed.
the begginer one is the best solo.
Nice Dude!
Honestly, I prefer the beginner. Clear phrasing
Great!!!!
Very good❤❤❤
Luca un mostro come sempre
Bootiful
i think it is important to play like a beginner some times based on these. Accent with some fancier stuff. simplifying something and highlighting other things.
3 years in im still learning to spider walk
You can sing the beginner level lines. It's more musical. The avanced level sounds like a music class exercise.
Am I the only one that thinks he looks like Michael C Hall off of the show Dexter? 😂 Smooth licks Dex
Bellissimo sound
Cherokee sounds fire 🔥
cannot argue with that. damn.
I've been playing for years now, but these begging exercises are all ways good
too good bro. I wish I can matrix download this to my brain
Very nice.
All the way to the top baby
Nice Guitar skillls
Yeaaaaa that intermediate lick is well beyond intermediate. There was hybrid picking and sweeping involved which are both very advanced.
I liked the intermediate play the best
Essa música me lembra no começo o Jogo do sonic em que ele é o wherehog (perdão se eu esqueci 😅)
I think i want to be a jazz player...i try metallica but jazz is just so cool
Take my money!!
I can only play the first one but that's because I've only been playing guitar for thirty-seven years!
😂😂😂😂😂
Luca Mantovanelli, un vero master della chitarra❤
Jazzzzzzzz..... Yesssssss
I need the tabs
this is why ur booty
molto sonny rollins come stile, Grandioso!
It makes me happy i can do the beginner level improv 😊😊😊! Jazz has always been one of my main goals on guitar and im finally starting to get it! :))
Lv.1 : Mainly about staying in the scale, stutters and fillers can happen beside licks. Jumps between scale boxes.
Lv.2 : Can extend licks, elongate patterns along the fretboard and can connect them seamlessly into scale runs and vice versa.
Lv.3 : Whole fretboard being the playground for your finger, now that all the boxes are already intertwined in your brain; you can start on any fret/any string and still make it "home", via many ways you've already learned and honed. (now you can curate the solo experience?)
True but you can tell these licks are predetermined in his last example the spacing is none existence causing everything to sound like he is playing a scale not very melodic just sounds rushed modes
Incredible how easy he makes it....
20 years gone and I'm close to the beginner level.
Awesome playing
9:08
20 years playing stuck in level 1😢
The intermediate sounded the best to me
❤how can I learn the advance exercise
What kind of guitar are you
Playing
If that's a begginer, i'm still in conception
Wish I knew how to play like that
Even beginner sounds like pro to me
This guy, He thinks hes good, well I have news for him hes F**KING GREAT!!! Lol What a badass 😳 great tone too.
Reminds me that Jazz guitarists have played the same old songs too many times and are trying to keep it interesting for themselves
Exactly what I was thinking😂
So in order to be an advanced player you have to play faster?
I think in order to be an advanced player you need to be versitile enough to be able to play well fast and slow solos without ever losing the quality
@@AmilcarAlho-hj4feif that's the case then this was a failure especially at the end outside of speed everything was predetermined patterns that lacked spacing making it sound like scales played fast his licks were nonexistent in the advance level nothing stood out about it
Actually it's on the same level as the beginner level imo if you know what you're hearing
His phrasing needs work clearly
The first two examples sound better melodic to the ears
Advanced level not melodic whatsoever
Apparently I’m an advanced jazzer because I can shred these no problem 😂😅
Que guitarra es ???
I’m trying to stick to the beginner for now but I’m making my first jazz solo for bend and I’m kinda stuck I have a scale and pentatonic scale that I want to use but it sounds so boring and I wasn’t sure if I should learn arpeggios if anyone has any advice please help me
What’s the first one called?
Is the advanced playing over cherokee ?
Shouldn't this have been titled ..... Tasteful, Busy, Too Busy? :)
🔥
According to this I ain’t even a beginner
I prefer the first and second level
I’d be happy to achieve intermediate
What’s the last one called? Is it bebop? I want to play like that
There are actually 5 levels. 4 is the Govan and 5 is the Mancuso. I'm still @ the 1st level😒
Correction: lick 1 & 2 are Bossa Nova, lick 3 it's actually jazz ❤
merengue, not bossa for the second one
@@ActuallyRex merengue? tu te volviste fue loco eso no es merengue por ningun lado
*Samba
Sweeeet
First sounded best tbh
What is the name of the three songs?
Ok got it. Speed = skill. I guess richard Benson is the worlds best guitar player.
What is the name of that guitar model?
Not sure your example came across as intended funny thing is the first two examples sound better than the last advanced level
Outside of speed on the last example no feel in the lick sound like everything was a predetermined pattern played over backing track and needed better spacing everything seemed rushed .
Different types of tempo
songs?
Why did you use different backingtracks? There's no point comparing different licks if they are not applied in the same context. The first example is a slow bossa nova, whereas the third is a fast bebop. Why? It interferes with the comparison, not to mention that it implies that advanced players have to play fast. Appart from that, very good skills. Thumbs up!
Give me the intermediate😂
Songs’ name plz😢
Is he picking with his thumb or is there a hidden pick that I just can't see?
is that major scale?
Quindi wes montgomery era begginer
Do you have a lapel mic attached to the pickguard?
Nice guitar!
Ibanez?
Pleasaaaase teach me
What is first song name?
All taken from Luca's Jazz Masterclass!
What guitar is that?
Yo no llego a biganer
What is the name of the first cover??
Las 3 formas no estan tocadas como un principiante… porque la rapidez no hace al guitarrista, sino la forma como senexpresa , se toca ybse interpreta.. muchos guitarristas no son tan rapidos pero tienen un gusto para tocar..
Do you think he didnt play well?
@@AmilcarAlho-hj4fe He play very wel . Sorry. My english is not soo good. Well, I said that the three way he played they were great played.
La velocità non è tutto