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Bireli's Outside Playing

dominicleewedominicleewe London, United KingdomNew Altamira Mod M
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Can anyone explain what Bireli is doing from 0:55-1:03? I've been trying to decipher what goes through his mind when he plays that but couldn't come up with anything.
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  • ScoredogScoredog Santa Barbara, Ca✭✭✭✭
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    all out of a diminished scale
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  • AndyWAndyW Glasgow Scotland UK✭✭✭ Clarinets & Saxes- Selmer, Conn, Buescher, Leblanc et.al. // Guitars: Gerome, Caponnetto, Napoli, Musicalia, Bucolo, Sanchez et. al.
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    I hear this:
    first part : A half-whole diminished, (or think A7b9#11)
    second part, [ from 0'.59"] : B, or B pentatonic then B7:
    leading to the E7 chord [ at 1':03" ]
  • Feruza2134Feruza2134 The NetherlandsNew Phoenix D hole guitar
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  • BonesBones Moderator
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    Ha yeah love it when he gets outside like that. No clue what he is thinking. Above my pay grade. b9, 6th, b5, b7. There is a B triad in there at 1:01 that gives A 6th, b5, 9th.

    I can't figure out how to get that harmonic at the beginning. Anyone know??
  • AndrewUlleAndrewUlle Cleveland, OH✭✭✭ Cigano GJ-15
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    I thought the title of this was referring to Bireli playing al fresco...
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  • ScoredogScoredog Santa Barbara, Ca✭✭✭✭
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    Bones wrote: »
    Ha yeah love it when he gets outside like that. No clue what he is thinking. Above my pay grade. b9, 6th, b5, b7. There is a B triad in there at 1:01 that gives A 6th, b5, 9th.

    I can't figure out how to get that harmonic at the beginning. Anyone know??

    Again it is diminished
    I can show you when we hang
    The B triad as is the scale thing afterwards is basically a A Lydian (major with a flat 5).

    richter4208BucoBones
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  • AndrewUlleAndrewUlle Cleveland, OH✭✭✭ Cigano GJ-15
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    Scoredog wrote: »
    The B triad as is the scale thing afterwards is basically a A Lydian (major with a flat 5).

    "What's that you're saying?" I'm sorry, I only speak English - I don't understand a word you wrote... LOL
  • ScoredogScoredog Santa Barbara, Ca✭✭✭✭
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    Yeah i’m Hoping I sound smart but I have no idea what i’m doing. In seriousness take a major scale and raise the 4th a half step and that is that sound. So that A major with a raised 4th over the A chord works but may take a while for your brain to process that sound or maybe not.The B triad he is playing exists inside that scale where it did not before you raised the 4th.
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  • NylonDaveNylonDave Glasgow✭✭✭ Perez Valbuena Flamenca 1991
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    My girlfriend just read the title of this thread and asked 'Well then why doesn't he just go in and join them ?'.

    My answer was long and complicated as usual.

    D
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  • NylonDaveNylonDave Glasgow✭✭✭ Perez Valbuena Flamenca 1991
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    Seriously though I think that Denis covered a lot of the applications of the diminished scale in GJ in one of his Hyperhip media DVD's.

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