these are the best lessons on KZfaq. To the point, practical, concise, understandable.

Closet shredder revealed...busted. Excellent video. This video alone is a great preview for the quality of the many other videos that have followed. I wish I would've had this as a kid in my formative years. This was so much fun to actually practice and play. Thank you again.

"3 pedal-point licks" VERY cool. Great lesson. Thank you

This is one of the best guitar lessons on yngwie and classical themes there is!

Killer stuff as always, you inspire me alot, thank you! 😊 Technically, Baroque music was predecessor to the classical period. Just wanted to say, as many blend it together!

Incredible lessons, incredible guitarist, THANKYOU !

I want to thank you for your excellent channel. I have watched only a few of your videos but the way you explain things is awesome. Keep up the good work!

I'm in awe. Total utter awe. Thanks for these lessons. Massive fan of neoclassical guitar just don't have the lightning speed of Yngwie.

Can’t wait to give this a try. Thanks mate

Wow...mind blown!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯very cool lesson to take me out of my comfort zone. I suck at this kind of stuff but i do like to dabble in it. Thanx Dave 🤘😎👍🖤🎸

I just found you on KZfaq this week, and already I have about a year's worth of serious deep-dive work ahead of me! You rocketh greatly sir!!!

Terrific! Really well done lessons, good, interesting presentation.

I really do appreciate Late Night Lessons. It’s really pushed me to work in a new lick every week.

Awesome job Dave

Honestly dude, you are a hero

Did Yngwie personally approve those licks? LOL, Thanks David for the video.

Love this!!!

Thanks for helping me out with *being in a rut".….. just have discovered your channel.... very interesting content... excellent approach.... truly the guitarist for the guitarist!!!.. love this guy!!!

Kind of a life changing lesson right here

Always Excellent Sir D 🎸🎶🎻

David! You make the tapping peddlepoint sound so easy!😂

Thank you, great lesson. You read my mind. Looking forward to working on this. THANK YOU 🔥🔥🔥👍😎

This is fantastic !!!

I have tried several times over 20+ years to find a teacher of your caliber. I paid decent money, and none have come close. I love being able to literally take lessons from many of my favorite players. Your channel is engaging me, and inspiring me greatly. Thank you so much for what you do.

Great lesson! Thanks so much!

Sounds great!!! Great technique!!!

Great lesson, thanks for sharing.

Great lesson!

This is 1 of the most useful videos I have found

Another awesome lesson, Dave!

Amazing lesson !!! Thanks !

Very cool lesson. Some new stuff to try. Thanks Dave.

Great lessons!

You kick ass!!! Thanks!!!

4:33 Excellent! I never thought of that pattern, even though I've heard it in at least a few different tunes. Now I need to go combine that with some string skipping, then learn it all over the neck in different modes. Guess I'll be busy for awhile. Thank you very much.

Fantastic video breaking it down we can understand it 👍😊

The skills, friendliness and passion in your videos is just amazing. Love 'em :)

2:11 Burndt Offerings - Iced Earth

Wow mind blown Dave

Thanks man. Your lessons are so cool and your way of teaching makes it more friendly and easier as well.

Love it, thanks for this :)

I have just come across your lessons last few days. Man this is good stuff!! Thank you!!!

i love your channel. thanks! oh and what a great player your i really enjoy your tone and feel. with a very classy touch. rawk!

That's so awesome!!! My father is a classical guitarist and I grew up listening to and learning a lot of classical music, but one of my favorites was Bach, especially the pedal-tone sequences that he was famous for. My dad would use an open string(a la "Leyenda") or hold 1 note with a finger while he played the other notes. I can't wait to relearn and transpose some of the songs that he taught me to play on electric and blow his mind!!! He was disappointed that I switched to electric and pursued rock, but now I can show him that I can play it on an electric. That was one of his big arguments is that it's not the same or as good. That being said, he's always been very supportive and he loves the music that I write. I'm very fortunate and grateful. However, since he didn't play electric much or the style I liked, I was on my own to learn and I had to figure it out by myself. But it's all good. I still consider myself to be very lucky! Thank you David Brewster

cool stuff this is my first video i wacht for you, and i can already tell i am gonne learn a lot from you thanx (:

Very cool stuff!! I really like your approach, simple but really effective. I need to dig in to all your vids and take notes!!

Absolutely Love your channel! Nothing like a great guitarist teaching what was hard to learn! I came here for the Frank Marino video lesson stayed for the boston video. Now hooked with the malmstein video! Keep on teaching! Love it! Some tabs would help but i like the old school watch the fingers method

Great stuff Sir!!! I used a very similar harmonic minor pedal tone in the solo on the new album in the song “Last Night in Dubia”

best lessons on you tube 100 pecent

You sound like Toby from the office. Is really cool

yeahh...great Licks..Thanks so much

Liked before watching :D

Ex. 2 is fun as you start jockeying around substitutions over the Ddim to move from Cm to Eflat (who said Bflat on the bass?). Ex. 3 is vaguely reminiscent of Paganini's Caprice #19, while he used the _low_ G as pedal point. To me everything baroque is a real deal. I've always been in deep love with Vivaldi's way of mixing scale fragments and arpeggios to come up with outstanding beautiful flowing phrases.

7:52, everyone I give you, Megadeth

Awesome! Is this particular lesson (tabs) available on your Patreon page? I am seriously considering becoming a member of your Patreon page because I really like your approach to teaching. Thanks!

LATENIGHTLESSONS, any Joe Stump Neoclassical guitar licks video coming up soon? Joe Stump is a big yngwie and richie blackmore fan uses harmonic minor licks and phrygian dominant licks

Yeah when you ever you do a lick that can be used anywhere like that ,,It would be nice if you included The tablature for those licks,,I think you're doing a couple other of your videos,,just an idea Which was yours originally but maybe you forgot about it would be appreciated,, thanks Mike

Thank you for the more yngwie video lessons the better, I haven't seen yngwie use modes much besides the phyrgian dominant mode. If you know any other modes yngwie uses would be nice to know if you future videos.

Downloadable tabs please

I don’t no how you no where that shapes of first pattern ect?

I also have seen yngwie use fingering tapping in a harmonic minor fashion, he rarely uses fingering tapping but when he does in live concerts he is using his tapping finger as the harmonic minor leading tone which is the 7th degree scale and using the left hand to do the harmonic minor scale. Maybe look into this to making a "theme video" but you have to watch a lot of live converts on how he uses fingering tapping in a harmonic minor fashion. Eddie van halen and everyone else uses finger tapping in major or minor scales.

Yes I understand what you said. But what yngwie does is when he is playing A harmonic minor and wants to pivot into E Phygian Dominant he will LINK them by using diminished arpeggios as a LINKING/Pivoting device to bridge the A harmonic minor scale with the E Phygian Dominant. What I don't understand is how he is using Diminished arpeggions as Linking/pivoting devices to bridge scales/keys/modes. Yes i have read in classic theory books that composers have used diminished arpeggios to link/pivot for modulation keys changes, this is what yngwie specializes it. Be nice in the future to maybe make a "themed video" about this.

Hi yngwie malmsteen does an arpeggio section for the song called the seventh sign. Can you please make a video explain how he does this arpeggio section in the seventh sign guitar solo. Make a whole video on a bunch of yngwie harmonic minor licks would be nice also by you since you know the theory.

I forgot to mention yngwie often says that he LINKS the phrygian Dominant mode with the harmonic minor by using diminished scales. I have no idea what he means how he LINKS a Phrygian dominant mode with a harmonic minor scale. E phyrigian Dominant mode gets LINKS with A harmonic minor scale by using diminished arpeggios just doesn't make sense to me but this is what yngwie often says is his bread and butter. Maybe since you know a lot about theory this LINKING technique you might be unable to explain better.

You mean Slah licks?

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