You need to have Call and Response and motifs and other melodic devices to play melodic solos over a modal background.

Soloing over a modal background can in many ways be more difficult than playing over a song with changes. The main reason being that if the chords are moving, you can fall back on that to introduce something new in the solo while you just follow the changes. When you solo over a one chord vamp you have to work harder to make variations and keep the listeners attention.

This lesson is introducing some techniques and aspects that you can use to create more interesting modal solos.

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