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Kristofer Dahl3rd November 2021Agreed Mike, if you are already familiar with these shaped as Maj7 arpeggios, it will def speed up learning that section!
Mike Better2nd November 2021Kristofer,
Yes, you're right of course, but I was only speaking of the bit starting with the 16th note triplets. The backing track is Bb there, so thinking of that shape as a Bb maj 7 seems useful to me. You could also think of the same shape as a D min 6 arpeggio.- Kristofer Dahl21st October 2021That "Hon-Kumoi-Yoshi scale" bit is just a Bb maj 7 arpeggio.
That would be a Maj7 arpeggio with a #4 (lydian).
But that would not quite be correct either as you would be seeing the wrong root note (so basically an inversion)
Hon-Kumoi-Yoshi does not even have a third, so is not major nor minor:
C, Db, F, G, and Ab
1 - b2 - 4 - #4 - 5
Btw awesome to have you on the site Mike 👊 - Mike Better21st October 2021
That "Hon-Kumoi-Yoshi scale" bit is just a Bb maj 7 arpeggio.
Zsolt Galambos26th January 2011Thank you, man!
So awesume great!
Love the bending and vibrato..love the fast and emotional!
I add this asap:))
Nava24th January 2011So awesume great!
Love the bending and vibrato..love the fast and emotional!
I add this asap:))
Gabriel Leopardi16th September 2010This is excellent Zsolt! I love this solo. Your tone and vibrato are perfect. Well done.
- Zsolt Galambos1st September 2010
Thanks, guys!
Bogdan Radovic28th August 2010This sounds awesome Zsolt!
alvaroshredd28th August 2010hehe you´re the man Zolt!
thanxs a lot for the lesson- Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010
Thanks
cool! 
thefireball25th August 2010cool!
- Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010
Nice words form you, Laszlo, thank you!
I've to say you feel his style very much! Awesome lesson Zsolt!
It's an honor to hear that from a virtuoso like yourself Thank you man, I love your playing! 
Daniel Realpe25th August 2010man, I love your playing!
Laszlo Boross25th August 2010I've to say you feel his style very much! Awesome lesson Zsolt!
- Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010
Thanks, Adrian
very nice solo man! 
Adrian Figallo25th August 2010very nice solo man!
- Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010
Thanks, man
Very tasty! 
Vasilije Vukmirovic25th August 2010Very tasty!
- Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010
Thanks Jerry! It's the simplest part
Great solo, I like the part around 0:15 
Jerry Arcidiacono25th August 2010Great solo, I like the part around 0:15
- Zsolt Galambos25th August 2010
Thank you, Kris! We've finally found a great singer, and we're debating if we're gonna make a video of Heaven and Hell. I do hope that we will
Hehe Zsolt this is extremely promising for the next Wisdom album - and the Kee influence is definitely there!
Thank, you, Ramiro! Nice to hear that you liked it!Zsolt, man, you playin' is awesome!
I always like your lessons man!
Very tasty
Thank you, Mate! Great to hear this from an awesome guitarist like youOne of my favorites from you.
Very cool melodic lines, good ideas !
Respect 
Mate Nagy25th August 2010One of my favorites from you.
Very cool melodic lines, good ideas !
Respect
Ramiro Delforte25th August 2010Zsolt, man, you playin' is awesome!
I always like your lessons man!
Very tasty
- Kristofer Dahl25th August 2010
Hehe Zsolt this is extremely promising for the next Wisdom album - and the Kee influence is definitely there!
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Hi GMC-ers! I'm currently in the studio with Wisdom, and we're recording the solos. There is a particular song named "Heaven and Hell", and the rhythm of the solo reminded me much of Early Europe and I've decided to honor Kee Marcello by doing a solo somewhat in his melodic style, but with a modern approach and with my feeling.
The beginning of the solo is a simple melody, but creating a melody can be tricky. You have to play it over and over again in order to make it feel right.
The next part is a more modern approach to building melodic solos. I used the third mode of the Hirayoshi scale, the Hon-Kumoi-Yoshi scale, built up an arpeggio around it, to make the solo sound more interesting, and to give it a colorful depth. If you're not familiar with the Hirayoshi scale, check out my "Modal Madness: The Hirayoshi Scale" lesson.
The following part includes some "Staccato-ala-Modal-Madness-Series". If you've practiced it, you won't have problems with this lick.
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