How to Play Licks Between Chords on Acoustic Guitar in 5 Steps

This is one of the best music lessons i have ever taken &will open new worlds on the guitar.

Marco, so glad I was willing to st through the whole thing. I get it! Finally! The first 2 step I’m thinking, he may have something here. Steps 3 and 4, ok you got me. Step 5, Eureka, struck gold. Thank you thank you! I just subscribed.

Helped a lot Indeed

Grande e bella lezione. Sarebbe bello in italiano. Grazie Marco

Wow dats amazing ...I will practice ...hard n i m very happy 😊😊

I love your guitar lessons but I as an Indian find difficult to follow your English.

Very helpful

Janis Joplin sings it the best. Can you sing that there

Beautiful exactly what I needed

Marco please create a video to read chords or the fretboard to play licks in different octaves.

You have to be really intelligent to teach as well as you do

you are really good,Sir!

I love you man ❤

Thank you for sharing your God given talent esp to interested seniors who wish to make their guitar playing a little bit,melodious or enjoyable than the usual guitar playing, but find it hard to follow,but you made it possible to follow.i am from the phil,i hope to be your patron with $5 monthly.with too many good ways to follow,just focusing with your way of teaching i believe i can already do guitar playing enjoyable to make my day,Sir.

You're really good,Sir

Not gonna lie I have been stuck with playing the same scales noodling not knowing what to do thinking I had to play all of these fast licks. I have been so discouraged as I thought I wasn’t progressing. But watching this video finding out I could use the same scale seven notes over all four chords made something click for me. I no longer have to run through every scale I know with every chord change. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

The best practice is to play " wish you were here",Pink Floyd!👍

Great lesson. Thanks lot.

Please what scales did you use

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Excellent lesson on many levels!
Very well explained, step by step. Super clear, also thanks to the staff notation on screen. Great stuff to try during the Christmas break. Thanks a lot and happy holidays!

This is great stuff! I can't wait to start trying it out for myself!

Great lesson for learning solos.

Super helpful step-by-step approach 🙂 Can't wait to try this! Thanks

Do it cause it works

This helpfull

That sounds like a flat 6 on that D chord, no?

Great lesson thank you! At first I thought we needed to follow the intervalic scale degree within the scale of each chord change, for example playing the 2nd degree to the 5th as the phrase for each chord, and I was struggling. This is a far better initial step 😅

Boom Mindblown

You are great

You're the man!

Sorry I'm late to the party. Beautifully executed.

My thanks to you for this lesson.

You are a good teacher. This is what i need

GREAT LESSON THANK YOU.

What brand of guitar are you playing.

Inspiring, practical, useful. Thanks

GReat video, you could also learn 1 octave scale shapes, and then easily change scales as the key changes. remember, all notes and all scales are packed into that small section of the fretboard.

Spin doctors, two princes

Finally I've found the right video📹

Thank you so much for this

Very enlightening

Hi

Ah more like this please @marco! There's thousands of videos explaining chords and scales but very few which explain the links and how to improvise successfully. This was a real lightbulb moment for me and I thank you for your excellent (and free!) tuition :) P.S. if you could perhaps do this type of video with different styles of music that would be great - folk, classical, emotional etc. Thanks again!

Very nice brother... thanks a lot...

I try it 4 the next 3 Week 's 😥

Great Videos. Thank you so much

I think it is about the harmonic order of balance between chords and tune. Notes create melody chords create rhythm so there has to be a balance between melody and rhythm.

Merci!