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It's time to play like the masters! Let's learn how to handle chords individually rather than just sticking to one scale.
8 Lessons
1 hour 58 mins
For many people, the first time they encounter 'making the changes' is with a Major Pentatonic Scale and I think it's a great place to start. If you wanna dig into the ha...
This simple lick is GREAT for getting started with the Major Pentatonic and learning how to make the changes in a Blues! Learn it slow - practice it on each chord and th...
We continue our study of the Major Pentatonic and learning to make changes with another lick - which I think is a real important one because it can be played simple and e...
This lesson has been very heavily requested but I think we needed to build up to it by exploring the Major Pentatonic first! The basic idea is as follows: I Chord (A7) ...
The next step in your 'making the changes' journey is a big one, but we're going to keep it slow and easy and I'll show you the trick I developed for making it musical an...
As I mentioned in the previous lesson - it can be difficult to make arpeggios sound right in a blues - they tend to sound kinda stiff and just not right. But by framing ...
Now that you (hopefully) feel confident on the I chord using the A7 Arpeggio - it's time to introduce playing the arpeggio on the IV chord - in the key of A (which we're ...
WARNING! This exercise might hurt your brain... but it's totally worth it :)