Dave Weiner: Jazz for the Non-Jazz Player
Musicians Institute and Guitar World bring you a series of guitar lessons with some of the top guitar instructors around. In this video, Dave Weiner gives a lesson on " Jazz for the Non-Jazz Player."
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No, has nothing to do with the techniques themselves. I’m talking about his “teaching ability”. Compare this video to one of paul gilberts tutorial videos. I’ve gotten to meet dave a few times, he always left a bad taste in my mouth. I have better things to do then bad mouth people I’ve never met or heard of before I wandered across their youtube videos, he’s just a douche bag, end of story lol
steve vai sidekick
Damn he doesn’t look extremely young anymore!
actually he did just fine… i think the issue is, his lesson is over your head. I could understand it perfectly. You take your basic Pentatonic shape. Perhaps minor and major scale shapes of pentatonic along with the 2 diatonic modes that correspond, and you add your chromatics in between there as a little treat here and there. Make sure you highlight the 7th diatonic note often. In A minor, that would be G. That creates a jazzy rock fusion sound. Resolving on G alot makes it work.
also if you are playing in C major, resolving or starting on B works alot too.
Actually that’s a fantastic approach. You can’t get lost because your basic arpeggio shape is always in mind, and you go “out” here and there to add colour.
awesome, Dave’s a great teacher
And I didn’t even need to pay for the lesson!
Dang… you am one bitter MoFo!
Very clear instruction actually.
Maybe you should read up on some theory basics before criticizing a guy
who is teaching some advanced concepts in a way that intermediates are able to understand and apply. You are just not there yet. Sorry.
Im hardly bitter, I’ve met the guy at jemfest and he was a tool. Not much to say really.
I never said he’s not a great player, never said he doesn’t know his stuff (he clearly does! he works with steve vai as he will tell you 30 times), im saying hes not a good teacher. I understand whats going on, but thats because I already know whats going on. If someone comes to him green, they wont understand whats going on.
Whatever you say dude. CArry on ripping on people for trying to spread some good info if it serves you. Especially on a public forum.
You ever meet the guy? I have … He’s a douche bag. As far as his “trying to spread good info”, news flash, he GETS PAID TO DO IT. This isn’t done out of the goodness of his heart -.-
yeah, ive met him many times — hung out with him back stage, hung out with him before shows. . . and he is an incredibly nice guy and went out of his way several times to make sure i got after show passes simply because i asked. maybe you had a very isolated experience where he was sick, had a particularly bad day, or something else. . . but you wont find many people who have anything negative to say about dave. so stop being a prick.
good stuff…..sweet clean sound. Nice guitar as well. Thanks for sharing.
he talks too much