Difficulty 9 of 10
Blue Fantasy Solo part 3
By Roo
Welcome for this 3rd and last part of " Blue Fantasy". The main part of this lesson is a Tapping bridge. Everything is quite melodic and symetrical so it might be fun to learn!
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Difficulty 4 of 10 Three-level-solo, BeginnerMarcus Lavendell welcomes you to athree-level-lesson/solo (beginner, intermediate & advanced). The scales we use in this solo is e-minor, harmonic minor and pentatonic blues scale. 
Difficulty 8 of 10 Blue Fantasy Solo pt 2By Roo Roo welcomes you to the second part of "blue fantasy" (lead guitar etude). This lesson is easier than the first part, and contains alternate picking, sweeping and sweep picking phrasing, high frets playing, strings skipping. 
Difficulty 7 of 10 Tapping - Licks without PicksThis track is all built on tapping, no guitar picks needed! The song is constructed over an A natural minor chord progression. All the licks are fairly easy to remember and can be used in a vast variety of styles. 
Difficulty 9 of 10 Blue Fantasy Solo pt 1By Roo Roo shows you the first part of this lead guitar etude, covering severals interesting technical and musical aspects. The solo is a classical medley of major and minor apreggios led by triplets lead shapes. 
Difficulty 6 of 10 Trill Guitar LessonLavendell shows a technique, called "trills". You alternate two notes using hammer ons and pull offs, the tricky part is that it should be played very rapid. The lesson includs trills with tapping, and some scary string skipping! 
Difficulty 9 of 10 Sweep-picking EtudeSweeping has become one of the most popular techniques at GMC, so here is a new lesson by Pavel! Contains 3-string shapes, extended/modified shapes, shapes that require stretches, alternate picking and legato... 
Difficulty 9 of 10 Muris Varajic Alternate PickingAll sorts of picking like sweep, economy etc are fine but the basic of it all is good and solid alternate picking. In this lesson I'll show you some licks and timing changes so you could build up your picking skills on an even higher level! 
Difficulty 9 of 10 Pentatonic Substitution LessonThis is in a key of A minor and there are 3 different pentatonic scales inside: A minor (C major), D minor (F major) and E minor (G major) pentatonic scales. We'll follow each chord with its pentatonic, to avoid usual sound of playing only A minor pentatonic 
Difficulty 8 of 10 Alternate Picking Lesson 4In Alternate Picking Lesson number 4 we will work on some really fast stuff using 6ths (6-tuplets) and only a C-Major scale. This lesson also includes a way of breaking out of boring "up-down" scale runs, and some Rusty Cooley style runs.
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