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I’m Working on Writing A Book About Guitar Improvisation

Master Guitar Improvisation: Learn How To Play Impressive Guitar Solos in Any Style in No Time Some of the soloing tricks shared in “Master Guitar Improvisation” were first mentioned in my book “Guitar Essentials”, which you can find here: The book Master Guitar Improvisation will literally go over EVERYTHING, from how to play a note, I’m Working on Writing A Book About Guitar Improvisation

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How Do You Mute Strings?

The 3 Reasons Why You’d Mute Strings Muting is a very important part of guitar playing. It’s also one of the things guitar students struggle with the most. Depending on the situation, you either mute with your picking hand or fretting hand, or both. There are 3 main reasons why guitar players mute strings: Keeping How Do You Mute Strings?

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Practice & Master Odd Rhythm Divisions On Your Walk

The Footsteps Metronome: Counting While Walking One of the things many music students find challenging is the ability to evenly perform rhythms combining odd and even subdivisions. Music schools and teachers have a certain way of teaching how to do this, which runs contrary to the whole core nature of what rhythm is all about. Practice & Master Odd Rhythm Divisions On Your Walk

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Cool Guitar Gear and Musicians You Want To Know About

Klaus Nomi: David Bowie’s back-up singer I recently read this really great article about Klaus Nomi. He’s most well-known for being the backing singer on David Bowie’s famous SNL performance. More importantly though: Klaus was a ground-breaking entertainer, who was too far ahead of his time or too odd to ever breakthrough. A great read Cool Guitar Gear and Musicians You Want To Know About

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Improvisation With 2nd and 4th Interval Stacks

Improvisation With 2nd and 4th Interval Stacks When from any note, you play a note up a 2nd and then up a 4 from there, you get an inversion of a quartal harmony chord. Quartal harmony is what you get when you stack two 4th intervals on top of one another. You can learn more Improvisation With 2nd and 4th Interval Stacks

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