Expand your lead vocabulary by producing Quartal Arpeggios by stacking 4ths. Watch the video lesson to learn more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout & MP3 jam track for practice examples.
There are always 5 outside notes that fall dissonant to the chord of the moment. Watch the video lesson to learn more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout & MP3 jam track for practicing the examples.
Adding a pedal tone on the top of a chord progression creates one of the sweetest sounds in solo jazz guitar. Watch the video lesson to learn more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout for the examples.
Repeats in music charts are often very complex to Introductory and Intermediate level guitarists. Watch the video lesson to learn more, then Download and study the FREE lesson PDF handout.
Sound came before musical names, so it stands to reason that we can create melody without all of the difficult to remember names. Watch the video lesson, and Download the FREE MP3 Jam and PDF here
This lesson covers methods for playing over common chord progressions. Roots, 5ths, octaves, arpeggios and scales are all discussed. Watch the video lesson, and Download the FREE MP3 Jam and PDF here
Minor Blues Progressions are popular with both blues and rock players alike. To learn more watch the video lesson, and Download the FREE PDF handout here
There are some chords with different names but the same notes, and they can be used in place of each other. To learn more watch the video, and Download the FREE PDF lesson here
