The best way to approach the accompanying guitar via different musical styles! With the help of these courses, which include musical scores and tabs, you will learn how to comp (accompany) in every conceivable musical style. To this end, complete and definitive examples have been placed at your disposal along with “made-to-measure” backing tracks. It’s a must-have!
Drop D Rhythms
The drop D tuning is a variation of the open tuning, in which the low E string is tuned to D (like the fourth string, only an octave lower). This kind of tuning, which is very popular in various ...
Rock Rhythms #1
This assortment of clear and saturated rock rhythms covers the entire evolution of rock guitar playing – from classic rock and pop rock to rock of the 70s and 80s to contemporary rock. Typical ...
Blues Rhythms #1
This assortment of major and minor blues rhythms, with a clear or saturated sound, covers the whole spectrum of blues guitar styles – from shuffle, slow blues and rock blues to rhythm ’n’ ...
Rhythm ’n’ Blues & Soul Rhythms
This assortment of rhythms brings forth the well-roundedness of this style, which combines blues and gospel music with a touch of funk. Accompaniments are performed in the style of Otis Redding, ...
Jazz Standard Rhythms
This assortment of accompaniments includes techniques and harmonies which are characteristic of jazz standards. You will be offered the opportunity to practice playing chords on every on-beat, ...
Single Note Rhythms
This assortment of rhythms is a pleasure trip to rock, blues, soul, funk and heavy metal. Within the group, purely melodic riffs containing single notes perform a rhythmic function. The ...
Slow Blues Rhythms
This assortment of slow blues rhythms – major and minor – recalls the greatest standards of this style as well as the roots blues. These accompaniments present specific articulation ...
Hard Rock Rhythms
This assortment of hard rock rhythms displays all the distinguishing features of this style: open and power chords, melodic riffs, palm mute, etc. You will be able to perform in the style of the ...
Heavy Metal Rhythms
This assortment of heavy metal rhythms displays all the distinguishing features of this style: power chords, drone riffs, 16th notes, palm mute, etc. You will be able to perform in the style of ...
Pop Rock Rhythms
This assortment of rhythms covers the entire pop rock spectrum – from arpeggiated ballads to energetic rock rhythms, not forgetting current acoustic pop accompaniments. Obviously, these ...
Modern Blues Rhythms
This comprehensive assortment of accompaniments illustrates the main characteristics of modern blues (which arises from traditional blues, but is a good deal richer from the harmonic and rhythmic ...
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 ...
Rock ’n’ Roll & Rockabilly Rhythms
This comprehensive assortment of rock ’n’ roll and rockabilly rhythms offers you the chance to go back to the rock guitar origins of the 50s and 60s. Obviously, these accompaniments exhibit ...
Slow Rock & Ballad Rhythms
This all-embracing assortment of slow rhythms reaches from arpeggiated ballads to chord playing, to a combination of the two. You may encounter these guitar accompaniments as much in pop and rock ...
Swing Jazz Rhythms
This assortment of ternary swing jazz rhythms illustrates the main rhythmic, technical, and harmonic approaches that are characteristic of traditional jazz – from New Orleans jazz to big band ...
Funk Rhythms
This assortment of funk rhythms and grooves is inspired by some of the greatest players, namely James Brown, Prince, Sly & the Family Stone, The Meters and many more. The harmonic approaches and ...
Folk Rhythms
This assortment of folk rhythms follows the footsteps of the 70s, marked by illustrious personalities such as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Donovan, or Cat Stevens. You will be offered the opportunity ...
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