HOW TO PRACTICE - PART 1 | Mastering Chord Tones for Changes Playing | TOM QUAYLE LESSON

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00:00 - Intro
02:37 - Lesson starts (introducing the concepts)
06:14 - Working on 3rds
17:13 - Working on 5ths
18:32 - Working on 7ths
19:59 - Combining chord tones
24:43 - Defeating the root note bias
31:00 - Outro
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[tomquayleguitar]

Hey guys! Hope you're all well? Here's the first in a new series of monthly videos I've decided to put together outlining some of the practice methods I've used in my own playing. From month to month they will cover theory, technique, visualisation and improvisational concepts that I like to practice in order to improve my ability as a guitarist. If you enjoy the content and want to support my work, please feel free to check out the exclusive lessons on my website and my app Solo using the links in the video description! Thanks for watching and let me know what you'd like to see in future videos below! Happy practicing, Tom.

[joeblakeukeman]

Been playing guitar for almost 70 years now focussed on improvisation, recently changed to all 4ths tuning, using the “intervallic function” naming in place of note names, and now find this brilliant, logical practice method! Thank you much, Tom, for all the help. Of course, I’ve got to go sit down and do it, but I’m finding it fun! Bless you, man! 👏

[abdelrahmankhaled]

I can't believe I get to watch TOM QUAYLE talk about how he practices and all I have to do is have an internet connection and watch a couple of ads

[musicadikto]

This I think is the best Guitar Practice App to master soloing chord tones/chord changes in a very logical and easiest way! Thank you much Tom and the team who made this app possible

[BritRael]

Really enjoy all of your lessons and teaching style Tom. Only big negative for me is playing a lesson in non-standard tuning which can be confusing, particularly when most students (guitarists?) play in standard tuning..

[harrybee]

One of the most important lessons I have ever seen.

[GlennMichaelThompson]

This is one of the most efficient approaches to playing arpeggios I've come across. This will help me to play the changes to standards and pretty well any chord progressions I come across. I'm sure the app will benefit many players, however I prefer to use my own brain to work on this. Been playing and teaching for over 40 years and I don't know why I haven’t seen this approach before. Anyhow, I've got it now and it's a great springboard to a whole lot of other variations and extended approaches to playing with chord tones. Thanks so much Tom. I think your new approach to videos about what, how and why to practice different ideas and concepts to playing guitar will be a great success!!! 👍 Best regards from Montréal Québec, Canada ✌😉🎼🎶

[jeremymaynard]

I never thought I'd be able to look at a fretboard and name a random fret within a split second until I used Solo. I highly recommend.

[roopemakela]

So rewarding to start hitting some of the changes right. Chord tones, knowimg the intervals... Spent so much time, years, noodling scales, without properly being able to use them. This approach feels good and makes so much more sense

[tanvarma]

Learned the fretboard quite well with this app. Just got into the weeds with chord changes.. using this lesson's approach, the combinations and permutations are endless! Gonna keep on it everyday and hoping for similar results in a few months

[julienn.]

Thank you so much Tom!
Cristal clear video, it's good for the improvising skills and for the brain generally.. 🤯

[SportThompson]

This is Brilliant, Tom! I’ve got the solo app and am so impressed at what a powerful tool you guys have created. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!

[goncalodiasmusic]

Absolute masterclass Tom. Your way of teaching is really superior to most other guitarists. Thank you for the lesson!

[felipefarias]

I immediately bought the app after watching the video. I was thinking of interval training and this app is perfect ! Thanks mate.

[Charlie-bljz]

Great vid. Would love to see more of this type of content. Solo has been a great addition to my practice routine!

[mikedwiles]

Thank you Tom. Your lessons are most helpful. Been using the Solo app too. It saves so much time and makes practice much more fluid. I have mapped so much more of the fretboard with these tools. Your efforts are greatly appreciated!

[Richard-zsbm]

After watching this video I bought your app. I'm really enjoying it. What would make it even better is the ability to define custom chord progressions, and to be able to randomise the order of chords in the exercises.

[jean-baptistegrenouille]

Thank you Tom for sharing your knowledge with us, you are a truly inspiration for me, your app is wonderful, congratulations from Cali Colombia.

[tito.tarantula]

SOLO's a fantastic app. It's definitely the most useful guitar practice app in my collection and the only one I've used consistently since day 1.

[mathtrixmusiclix]

I think singing the interval first would make this very powerful