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Great way of seeing it and awesome piece of advice too

Sounds like expanding the "box" is the joy of it. 🤔Living the tune (song) is the test of what is good. 😊

He’s a brilliant guitarist one of very best of our time. But he’s just as brilliant teaching guitar as well.

Great insight. Great player. Thank God the world still has musicians like this.

this video ended so suddenly it was like a slap in the face with wisdom

But why did the video stop?

I can play a Phrygian mode that well. But I choose to play it like a hack instead😂

Technique and artistry, he's the best living guitarist.

Guthrie just playing on the beat for demonstrating the scale and im just melting

not that difficult because he is Guthrie govan..one of the guitar gods

He is a genius

Playing without tension isn't possible though I've been trying so hard for years but nothing. Giutar teachers think that because they can do it then anyone can. Not everyone has those special muscles you need to be born with with to do it and to play guitar you must have them. It's not fucking fair and I hate giutarists

“It sounds wrong. No one wants to hear that. These notes are unpleasant.” Right.

1.not over value sweep picking, because it's prepared lick. 2.learn small arp. instead. 3.sound-wise, sometimes you'll need that soft attack from economic picking,so it's best learn case by case

1:18 what A minor?

Absolutely love her voice 🔥🔥🔥

In other words, know your notes.

JESUS CHRIST! ALL NOTES ARE GIFTS FROM THE GOOD CREATOR, I THINK AND I AM GRATEFUL FOR THAT. I APOLOGISE FOR ANY ERRORS OR MISTAKES. LET US ALL TRY TO BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WHEN WE USE WORDS AND LET US ALL RESPECT ALL. THANK YOU. FORGIVE THOSE WHO MISBEHAVED.

Got nothing out of this lesson. He didn't name the notes involved so it's just him playing and me watching.

Daaamn just discovered this bloke. Thank you guitar gods!

Guthrie is such a great teacher.

When it comes to the modes, drink, I mean choose, responsibly! What a great explanation.

Sorry... Guthrie....jazz phrasing is something else....you should listen to Jimmy Raney...etc...

Another aspect of this is whether or not one's ear is used to hearing those outside, dissonant notes. There are harmonies that sound good to me, but some other musicians think they're wrong. The flat 5 was considered devil's music a couple hundred years ago.

Professor Govan

Triple-G - Guthrie The Genius Govan.

An incredible musician who knows how to explain music so well.

FOR THE SAKE OF BEING ABLE TO DO SOMETHING THAT SOUNDS AMUSING

This gentleman is a brilliant musician.. but not doing here what has been promised: discussion or even basic clarification of the profound effect of intervals. He demonstrates excellently the qualities of certain pitches in relation to certain chords, but does not define the specific INTERVALS that he is playing - or what the distance is between a tonal center and a given note, for example, in order to better understand how these intervals can be used in context of any key. I also don't approve of the description of any interval/note as simply sounding wrong or bad - everything must be put in proper context, and I believe that Mr. Govan knows this. Despite these problems, as I see it, his talk and playing are very thought provoking and stimulating. I am always impressed with his magnificent artistry.

02:30 He made a mistake! Hold the front page. Not that I actually noticed until he said "sorry". Well it's not good enough. Must try harder.

When Govan speaks, we listen !!🥴😊

My immediate thoughts upon hearing Guthrie saying that all notes are valid were about Rodrigo’s ‘Concierto de Aranjuez’ where there are some decidedly Phrygian chords and phrases, which upon first hearing, invoke "No one wants to hear that." But there's an educational aspect, where repeated listening, in context, brings about an understanding, appreciation and ultimately resulting in its being something that everyone wants to hear.

what looper pedal did he use?

A good example of lingering on the “tense” notes of the Phrygian to good effect is Brian Eno’s “Neroli”.

"Just use the whammy bar, mate" - Mark Knopfler, probably

You knew it all along but it took him pointing it out to really make you realise it.

I am seeing Jesus on Guthrie

GENIUS & TOP ARTIST AT THE SAME TIME!!!

what can this dude not play? guys ridiculous

The "What A minor" bit is unbelievably hilarious

Can you imagine this guy was serving Big Macs once upon a time, what a waste of talent it would be if he couldn’t make it to the music industry.

Awesome guitar player and musician , swing feel …

People think using many words is intelligent, I think the opposite. Tension and release is what creates human's most sought after things, a rollercoaster, a thriller movie, even exercising. And in music, this tension and release comes in the form of consonance/dissonance from the root note, it's even rooted in a based math system (Pythagorean), the psychology might be interesting, but the base interaction of force upon human emotions is a relation seen in most things in life, we like to feel good, and we feel better if occasionally we feel like shit.

First interview I’ve seen of him. Clearly a genius.

It's rare you see a true savant, but Guthrie is absolutely one of of them.

This hits the nail on the head, for me. My biggest struggle with learning the modes was not the notes themselves, but the practical application. I still haven't gotten it down. But one day!

The responsible use of unpleasant notes - such a knowledgeable chap😊

A natural teacher

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Man, I really wanted him to keep going with the slow Phrygian thing! Sure, they ain't the sweetest sounding notes there ever was, but they was begging him to continue playing