Julian Lage - Practicing Scales Masterclass (Transcription)

[Djent]

That string skipping is just absolutely insane at that speed and clarity.

[TannerHoytFooty]

God bless you for posting a transcription

[lngodwetrust]

It's cool right? ... (dead silent)

[BobtheBass-yg]

magnificent. and thankyou Toni for the I'd smiling too if I could play like that... oh well... back to practice

[Ayo.Ajisafe]

Bravo
My favourite part of the masterclass.

[peterrazumnov]

I would say it's more like not just scale practicing but arpeggio and target note practicing (as in this particular case it always comes to Fmaj7). Anyway I always admire Julian Lage's abilty to turn simple things into pure art.

[acwatercolors]

Thank you so much for the transcription ! This should occupy me for a moment..!

[fernalge]

I think that he is improvising, don't you think ?

[cliffirddelbridge]

Staying within the confines of the one major scale and not introducing chromaticism is quite the virtuosic feat.

[HVL]

Great job, maaan ! Thanks ! I ll take the PDF

[giantrobot]

Yes, that is exactly how I practice my scales, too….

[aleksandarstojceski]

So basically: Can you do this? No you can't heeheh

[martinpaddle]

He just revealed Bach's secret: scales in random order

[pangeaproxima]

Reminds me of Pat Metheny's crazy arpeggios masterclass in Italy.

[RossOrsucci]

I hope that my actual playing one day sounds close to as good as this guy's scale practicing

[thinkpad]

How can you hear that and not clap lol

[jirikrajnak]

he said in random order, and of course someone went to the lengths of transcribing this. lol

[bodhisattva]

"that's how you practice any scale."

Shut up, Julian....

[jojomusicnerd]

Melody was invented in 1091.
People before 1091:

[rwjazz]

that makes no sense to a beginner or intermediate player. I saw it as: "hey ! look what I can do and you can't do" Metheny is the same way too.