Expand your Minor Pentatonic volcabulary by using superimposed scales. It's not as difficult as you might think. Andrew covers everything you'll need to know in the lesson.
Understanding the feel of the sixteenth-note triplet is very important for both rhythm guitar, as well as lead. Andrew runs through examples of every concept.
Taking any number combination from 1 through 7 and organizing it around the steps of a scale can produce a melody. Andrew explains how to easily apply this.
Melodies found in the smooth jazz style are very palatable. The style is certainly easy listening and to achieve this, we can learn to follow chord tones and extensions.
Andrew teaches an easy to follow how to video about turning licks into musical phrases - to make guitar licks sound more like a natural part of your playing.
Classical fingerstyle technique utilizes the thumb and three fingers. If you have developed initial fingerstyle technique this lesson will give you a leg up to higher ability.
An interesting thing about guitar is how chord shapes on the fingerboard can vertically cross over string sets. Learn the architecture about this very cool guitar neck idea!
Folk guitar ballads have very lyrical harmonized bass lines on low guitar strings. Learn how to add this to your own guitar playing with this lesson plan.
