Chromatic lines aren't just for an elite group of jazz musicians. Pop, rock and blues players also apply them with success. Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout and MP3 JamTrack for the practice examples.
Songwriting in the Contemporary style is often called, accessible, melodic and fluid. Learn how you can achieve this sound. Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout and MP3 JamTrack for the practice examples.
Often called the founding sound of rock... players like Chuck Berry blazed the way for modern rock music! Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout and MP3 JamTrack for the practice examples.
When chords appear that function out of key, the more options you have to be able to hit the good notes, the better! Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout and MP3 JamTrack for the practice examples.
Composing melodies in the instrumental style requires a balance of theory and a lyrical touch. Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout and MP3 JamTrack for the practice examples.
The high studio production of Motown music allows for the use of many layered guitar parts. Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout and MP3 JamTrack for the practice examples.
Playing the 6th or the 4th up an octave from the tonic will produce super cool 11th's and 13th's. Watch the video lesson to find out more, and Download the FREE PDF lesson handout for the practice examples.
