Biblioteca de la Guitarra y Cuerda Pulsada

Pat Martino is famous for weaving long beautiful bop lines through chord changes with surprising twists and turns. In this Pat Martino Lesson, I am going to analyze a few examples from his solo on the Benny Golson tune Along Came Betty and show you some of the building blocks he uses and how he is a master of using those building blocks in a musical way in his solos. The fast lines and fantastic flow through the chord changes are really what Pat Martino is known for and 

Content: 0:00 Intro 0:24 Building Blocks for lines 0:43 Example #1 - Amazing Pickups 0:54 The Form and the double-time feel 1:40 Analysis of Example #1 2:16 Arpeggio Motifs and Build Up 4:00 Example #1 - Slow 4:23 Example #2 - 4:28 Analysis - Using Motifs to play changes 6:45 Example #2 Slow 6:55 Example #3 - Continuos 8th note melodies 7:04 Mixing Melodic minor and Dorian 8:58 A quote from Parker (or George Benson) 9:49 Re-using the same line? 10:17 Example #3 Slow 10:36 Example #4 - Cross Rhythms 10:43 Cross-rhythms and Poly rhythms with 8th notes 11:02 The Martino Honeysuckle Rose Variation 11:42 The Poly rhythms 12:47 Example #4 SLow 13:02

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