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Playing Basic Bar Chords
The bar (or barring) technique allows you to transpose any chord whatsoever – be it a major, minor or seventh chord. For transposing open E chords (EM, Em, E7) you will use the root/tonic on ...
My First Solos
These first solos are aimed at beginners. They are easily accessible because they use neither articulation techniques nor any other advanced techniques. But thanks to the choice of notes and ...
Slow Blues Solos
This assortment of slow blues guitar solos is based upon the principal harmonic progressions that are specific to this style and is played at a slow tempo. By going through it, you will be able ...
Playing Open Chords
Open chords are absolutely necessary and very easy to perform. We distinguish between major, minor and seventh chords. They are played on the lower end of the fretboard, near the guitar’s head. ...
Playing Dominant 7th Arpeggios
A dominant 7th arpeggio (7) consists of a root/tonic, a major third, a perfect fifth and a minor seventh. As with the seven musical applications, you can transpose its five diagrams (presented ...
Reggae & Ska Rhythms
This assortment of reggae and ska rhythms and accompaniments is inspired by some of the greatest players, namely Bob Marley, Ernest Ranglin, The Skatalites, and a good many others. The harmonic ...