Ending lick — D minor New
A short call-and-response one-bar phrase that closes on the D root: the call drifts slightly away, the response settles back onto it — a classic closing formula.
Tips
Practice it alone on a loop first until it feels secure, then play it right after an existing riff or improvisation in the same key to hear it as a real closing phrase.
Tablature
Fretboard position
root note other scale note
Related sheets
- String-skip zigzag riff — B minor (Level 4)
- String-skip zigzag riff — F minor (Level 4)
- Metal in F — alternating bass fingerstyle (Level 4)