Not only will this book show you how to play the modes, it will also show you the theory behind mode construction, how to play any mode in any key, how to play the proper mode over a given chord progression, and how to write chord progressions for each of the seven modes. The accompanying CD includes two rhythm tracks (drums, bass, keyboard and rhythm guitar) and a short solo for each mode so guitarists can practice their solos with a "real" band!
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By Joezap "Joezap" (Michigan) - See all my reviews
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Very clear; easy to understand modes, chord theory. Fretboard diagrams are invaluable. Mode applications at the back are great. They show what you can do with each one. Also, he tells briefly which greats use each mode. Cd helps students hear what a great guitarist can sound like.
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By Big Man Band "Tony" (Italy) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Modal Jams and Theory (Guitar) (Paperback)
Hello! Dave Celentano makes it easy to understand. Simply written. If you have trouble understanding the modes, check out this book.
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